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    Will All Judges Who Have Viewed Porn Please Stand Up?

    […] or photos to view. Although Kozinski is a public figure, he has done nothing in his public life to invite this scrutiny of his private life. Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer had, as a prosecutor, aggressively pursued prostitutes and their customers. Senator Larry Craig, before getting busted for soliciting sex in a public […]

    June 3, 2009

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    Why FAC is Urging the Biden Administration to End Assange Prosecution

    […] must speak out now.The Biden administration should drop these charges. Read the coalition's letter, spearheaded by the Freedom of the Press Foundation, and related coverage in the New York Times, "Civil-Liberties Groups Ask Biden Justice Dept. to Drop Julian Assange Charges." David Snyder is the executive director of the First Amendment Coalition, a nonprofit […]

    February 8, 2021

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    What it Costs to Fight Government Secrecy | A Message from David Snyder

    Dear Friends, If you’ve been following my messages throughout the year, you know that FAC has broken new ground in 2021 in our fight to protect a free press and the public’s right to know. We’ve forced government agencies to unseal thousands of pages of previously secret records. We’ve armed journalists and lawyers with […]

    November 22, 2021

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    US relaxes gag order, permitting Google, Facebook et al to disclose scope of NSA access. But what if the firms don’t know the extent of NSA access?

    […] Coalition--requesting modifications to gag orders that had barred them from virtually all public comment. In January the Justice Department acceded to some of the requests, agreeing to new censorship rules permitting disclosure, albeit on a delayed basis, of NSA requests resulting in access to companies' user data, including access to user content (e.g., emails). […]

    February 4, 2014

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    Trumping Trump: California’s Attack on the First Amendment

    […] two-thirds Democratic—passed a "sanctuary state" billlimiting how much state and local law enforcement agencies can cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. Not to be left behind, Governor Gavin Newsom has accused Trump of, among other things, "declaring a made-up ‘national emergency’ in order to seize power and subvert the constitution." If you are a Californian […]

    May 21, 2019

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    Tracy case tests the power of government officials to avoid disclosure of their emails on public business

    […] to be turned over under Article I, § 3(b) of the California Constitution. Article I, § 3(b), better known as Proposition 59 (enacted in 2004), creates a new constitutional right to the "writings of public officials." The right is independent of the Public Records Act or any other law. The right would exist even […]

    June 2, 2009

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    Tom Burke and Quentin Kopp join FAC Board

    Thomas Burke The First Amendment Coalition is delighted to announce the appointment of two new members of its Board of Directors: Thomas Burke, a prominent lawyer specializing in first amendment, intellectual property and media litigation; and Quentin Kopp, former Superior Court judge, State Senator and San Francisco Supervisor. Quentin Kopp Burke is a partner […]

    October 2, 2014

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    Time to shed light on CalPERS’ private equity investments

    […] under indictment, to solicit multi-million-dollar finder’s fees from private equity firms for facilitating CalPERS’ investments in their funds.  More recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission has raised questions about whether some private equity firms have ripped off their investors, including public pension funds, by accounting improperly for fees paid to related firms. This emerging […]

    July 15, 2014