NEFAC, R.I. Open Government Groups: LEOBOR Bills ‘Take a Step Backward’ in Transparency
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Justin Silverman | 774.244.2365 | justin@nefac.org The New England First Amendment Coalition and a group of […]
Legal Briefing and Other Advocacy 2021
Edgar v. Haines (U.S. 2021) Black-letter law holds that “prior restraints on speech and publication are the most serious and
Legal Briefing and Other Advocacy 2019
To U.S. Congress Re: Federal Agency Communication Policies (Nov. 6, 2019) Over the last 25 years there has been a
Commentary and Coverage 2019
City Didn’t Disclose Real Estate Purchases | The Laconia Daily Sun 12.18.19 Richard Gagliuso, who has represented newspapers and media
It’s #GivingTuesday — Give Your Support to the First Amendment and Open Government
Our freedom to learn about our leaders and to speak about what matters most is always at risk. The New
NEFAC’s 2015 Annual Review — Help Us Continue to Defend the First Amendment, Public’s Right to Know
Dear Friend of the First Amendment, Public access has a face. It’s the face of ordinary citizens trying to understand
Commentary and Coverage 2015
R.I. Needs Less Spin, More Transparency | The Providence Journal 12.21.15 “We are outnumbered,” said Justin Silverman, executive director of
New Hampshire FAQs
What fees are associated with requesting public documents? New Hampshire’s Access to Public Records law does not specify what fees
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Testimony of NEFAC’s Executive Director on Conn. Victim Privacy Legislation
Below is the March 1o, 2014, testimony of NEFAC’s executive director, Rosanna Cavanagh, Esq., given to Connecticut’s state Committee on