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Marking 15 Years of MFIA
MFIA marked its 15th anniversary with a reunion that brought students, alumni, and faculty together at Yale Law School in November, following MFIA’s annual Access & Accountability conference.
Access & Accountability 2025: Preserving the Architecture of Accountability
This year’s Access & Accountability (AAC) conference brought together lawyers, journalists, academics, and advocates at Yale Law School for a two-day conference focused on the state of government accountability.
The New York Times
New Pentagon Press Crew Is All In on Trump
Clinics File Suit Against Website that Generates Nonconsensual Nude Images
The clinics represent a New Jersey teenager in a case against a website that uses artificial intelligence to generate hyperrealistic, nonconsensual nude images of real children and adults.
The Wall Street Journal
Teen Sues Maker of Fake-Nudes Software
Spotlight: MFIA Visiting Clinical Lecturer David Bralow
David Bralow, chief legal officer of the Intercept and one of the country’s leading First Amendment and media lawyers, shares how he went from newsroom to courtroom.
Court Holds that Medical Researchers’ Censorship Suit Can Continue in Clinic Case
A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss filed by the government against a legal challenge in a case filed by the Media Freedom and Information Access clinic and partner organizations.
MFIA Clinic Urges FTC to Withdraw Proposed Consent Order on First Amendment Grounds
The clinic has filed public comments on behalf of two UC Davis law professors, objecting to conditions imposed in a merger approval.
MFIA Clinic Joins Free Speech Fight Over Security Clearance Revocation
The clinic filed an amicus brief on behalf of a group of First Amendment scholars in support of national security litigator Mark Zaid’s challenge to the revocation of his security clearance.