Pass HB 6750 and Rescue Connecticut’s Reputation for Transparency
By Mitchell Pearlman I have been following closely the progress — or perhaps more accurately, the lack of progress — […]
NEFAC Concerned About Criminal Record Access, Mass. Decisions to Allow Withholding of Arrest Info
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Justin Silverman | 774.244.2365 | justin@nefac.org The New England First Amendment Coalition is greatly concerned about
Legal Briefing and Other Advocacy 2014
Comments on Amendments to Proposed Rules on Electronic Filing of R.I. Court Documents (Nov. 21, 2014) “These comments are submitted on
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CCFOI Testifies to Conn. General Assembly About Freedom of Information Legislation
The New England First Amendment Coalition‘s James H. Smith provided testimony this week to the Connecticut General Assembly Government, Administration and
Commentary and Coverage 2014
Dispute at North Yarmouth Fire Station Leads to Deputy Chief’s Firing | Bangor Daily News 12.11.14 Sigmund Schutz, an attorney at
NECIR Co-Founder Bergantino Detained in Russia After ‘Illegally’ Training Journalists
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Justin Silverman | 774.244.2365 | justin@nefac.org Joe Bergantino, co-founder of the New England Center for Investigative
Mass. Domestic Violence Law Criticized as Inconsistent, Burdensome to Small Media Outlets
By Dave Rogers For journalists, police logs are an essential tool in terms of peeking into a community and determining
NEFAC Calls for Dept. of Justice Investigation Into Arrest, Mistreatment of Journalists in Ferguson, Mo.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Justin Silverman | 774.244.2365 | justin@nefac.org The New England First Amendment Coalition joined 44 other media organizations
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Access Limited: An Audit of Compliance with Rhode Island Public Records Law
This is the second of two articles addressing a recent audit of Rhode Island’s Access to Public Records Act. The
Access Limited: An Audit of Compliance with the Rhode Island Public Records Certification Procedures and Training
This is the first of two articles addressing a recent audit of Rhode Island’s Access to Public Records Act. The