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Reporters Committee provides free legal help to journalists and protects their First Amendment rights.

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Maine residents sued federal agencies for unlawfully tracking people observing immigration enforcement operations, but the state sealed or redacted many of the case filings.

Now, @rcfp attorneys are helping @PressHerald fight to access them. rcfp.org/litigation/hil…
www.rcfp.org Portland Press Herald fights for transparency in lawsuit challenging federal immigration surveill... Many of the court records filed in a class-action lawsuit against DHS are unlawfully hidden from the public.
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"Seized," a documentary exploring the 2023 police raid on a small-town Kansas paper, is screening on Thursday at @PlanetWordDC!

Afterward, @rcfp President Bruce D. Brown will join a discussion and Q&A with the filmmakers.

Admission is free! Get tix: planetwordmuseum.org/events/seized-…
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“Pennsylvania’s [police] body camera law is, by design, anti-transparency,” @rcfp attorney Paula Knudsen Burke told @PennLive.

Burke has supported journalists in challenging the restrictive law, which makes it difficult to access police video footage. bit.ly/4iMS8R2
www.pennlive.com ‘Anti-transparency’: Pa. police must wear body cams, but it’s hard to see footage Citing an investigation and then a time limit, state police denied PennLive's request for video from the killing of a Lebanon County man by troopers.