While inmates have won rulings at the district level, most state Supreme Courts have upheld these secrecy statutes, sometimes due to political pressure.
He likened it to upholding a secrecy claim regarding the Pentagon Papers after their publication by this newspaper because the government refused to declassify them.
In 2005, four years after installing the Bush-Cheney regime in office, the Supreme Court insulated it from popular accountability by upholding unprecedented executive secrecy in the Energy Task Force case.
Due to Arkansas' drug secrecy law — upheld by the state Supreme Court last June — Graves will not have to disclose how much the drug cost or where it came from, but the AP reports the state got the drugs, which expire in August 2018, on March 8.
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Such bits of information were occasionally provided, but usually in oblique phrases that would test the skills of a cryptographer, lest the speaker stand accused of breaking his pledge to uphold the committee's rule of secrecy.
Ordinary people insisting that their basic human and civil rights be upheld and not sacrificed to pernicious secrecy, the "law of war" or a false sense of security constitute the best hope of reform.
Awarded to Mark Mahoney of The Post-Star, Glens Falls, N.Y., for his relentless, down-to-earth editorials on the perils of local government secrecy, effectively admonishing citizens to uphold their right to know.
Its High Court has upheld the military censor's wall of secrecy around the talks, conducted via a German-government mediator.
A side-effect of the building's transformation was the dismantling of secrecy that the Freemasons had once painstakingly upheld.
