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The Reporters Committee is condemning both a Louisiana judge’s decision to eject the press and public from his courtroom and the handcuffing of a reporter and his attorney who tried to object to the unconstitutional closure.

The incident occurred on July 2, 2026, in Judge Leon Roche’s Orleans parish courtroom, where a grand jury was set to return an indictment of t...


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The Reporters Committee, joined by 45 news and media organizations, is urging a federal court in Minnesota to throw out indictments against independent journalists Georgia Fort and Don Lemon related to their coverage of an immigration enforcement protest at a St. Paul church earlier this year.

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Last year, New Hampshire Bulletin reporter William Skipworth published a three-part investigation that revealed systemic failures and abuse, neglect, and deaths in the state’s taxpayer-funded disability care network.

The series had an immediate impact, spar...


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Nonprofit news outlet Blue Surveillance, with free legal support from a Reporters Committee attorney, recently obtained police body-worn camera footage showing an officer in central Colorado holding a gun to an unarmed man’s head and threatening to shoot him.

The Wheat Ridge Police Department initially refused to disclose the recording in response to a public recor...


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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is a U.S. Senate floor vote away from permanently serving as the nation’s top law enforcement official. 

On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee


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