Freedom Of The Press

"Your true educators and formative teachers reveal to you what the real raw material of your being is, something quite ineducable, yet in any case accessible only with difficulty, bound, paralyzed: your educators can be only your liberators. And that is the secret of all education: it does not lend artificial limbs, wax noses or... more »

Making a Freedom of Information Act request could be intimidating for an ordinary citizen. They must be in proper form and could only be mailed. Luckily organizations like the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press have Freedom of Information Act Letter generator to take you through the process step by step. more »

Millions of Americans talk on their telephones every day, taking for granted that no one is listening in on their conversation. If you are worried you might have a tap on your telephone, or you simply want to learn about when a telephone tap is legal, there are several resources at your disposal. more »

Here's a quick guide to ensure you're keeping with the law when you record a telephone call---whether it's for personal or business reasons. more »

Private citizens as well as various professionals such as government officials, investigators and journalists record telephone and in-person conversations. Regardless of the reasons for the recordings, federal and state laws apply to taped conversations. Improperly taping someone can result in civil and criminal action being taken... more »