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    Obfuscating Mercy: How the California Supreme Court Finally Addressed Secretive Pardons

    […] First Amendment Coalition The California Supreme Court recently announced a rule change to make it easier for the public to view clemency files for twice-convicted felons. The new rule rejects the governor’s decades-old practice of automatically sealing clemency files, but places the onus on the public to move for unsealing "The public now has […]

    September 17, 2021

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    Mel Opotowsky, 1931-2024

    […] our tough-minded, skeptical, demanding ‘managing editor’ – with a heart of gold. He made California journalists better. He made FAC better." Born on December 13, 1931 in New Orleans as Maurice Leon Opotowsky, Mel graduated from Isidore Newman School in New Orleans in 1949 and attended Tulane University before transferring to Williams College, where […]

    April 26, 2024

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    Maybe summoning the press before Parliament isn’t such a bad idea

    […] were wrong. But they asked pretty good questions. They wanted to know whether The Guardian and the organizations with which it cooperated—among them The Washington Post and New York Times—had handled the files with care, and they worried that the leaks might leak further even if the journalists didn’t mean to publish them. And […]

    December 18, 2013

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    How FAC Fights for Police Transparency

    […] laws are far from ideal, but they are a big step forward. But they don’t enforce themselves. That’s why we pursued a case to establish that the new laws apply not only to agencies that created the records, but also to entities such as the California Department of Justice that investigate other agencies. We […]

    August 9, 2023

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    FAC teams up with New America Media and CA Black Media to assist ethnic journalists

    […] both in California and nationally, to provide their members free legal consultations on questions about their rights as journalists. The associations are California Black Media (CBM) and New America Media (NAM). CBM is a statewide information and education network for some 40 African-American media outlets across the state. NAM, founded in 1996, is the […]

    July 23, 2016

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    Brown signs anti-sunshine bill, setting up 1st Amdt battle. Do labor rights trump democracy?

    […] transparency law. Local governments that adopt measures to shed light on collective bargaining with their unions—-and only those local governments—- will be subject, under the law, to new requirements for outside contracting that are so onerous, inflexible and costly that affected cities and counties won’t be able to function. Accordingly, they will have no […]

    October 27, 2015

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    How Do I Access Records Pertaining to a Complaint I Filed In New Mexico?

    I was just trying to find out if I have any rights to see my own personal file in New Mexico that contains a complaint I filed with the state medical board against a doctor. They have twice refused me access to my file. Both times confidentiality is the stated reason for denying me […]

    January 20, 2021

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    With news jobs vanishing, why are journalism schools still enrolling students?

    BY PETER SCHEER---As I read about the latest contractions in the newsroom of the New York Times (100 reporters and editors) and the San Francisco Chronicle (investigative reporting staff--gone), the question occurs: Why are universities across the country continuing to churn out journalism graduates? Do they know something that the rest of us don't? […]

    October 22, 2009

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    Why the doom-and-gloom about the settlement in the Wen Ho Lee case? Under the circumstances, this deal is a victory for the press

    By Peter Scheer "Deeply troubling." "Profoundly disturbing." "A huge disappointment." So intoned various media law mavens in lamenting the decision of the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, ABC News, Washington Post and Associated Press to join in a settlement of an invasion of privacy lawsuit filed by Wen Ho Lee, an atomic scientist […]

    June 2, 2009