US FTC, DOJ are pressed to consider privacy, labor issues in merger guideline review even as some ur
Committee for Justice goes on the record about new FTC and DOJ merger guidelines.
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Alito’s draft opinion overturning Roe is still the only one circulated inside Supreme Court
Curt Levey talks with Politico about supposed dynamics inside the Supreme Court after the Dobbs draft leak.
Trump the hero for anti-abortion movement after bending supreme court his way
Curt Levey is quoted by David Smith of The Guardian and talks about Donald Trump's role in shaping the current Supreme Court.
Draft Opinion Overturning Roe v. Wade Won’t Have Ripples, Legal Experts Say
Curt Levey talks about the Dobbs draft opinion leak and what it could mean for other substantive due process rights.
Conflicting mask mandate rulings ‘slightly helpful’ to CDC’s appeal
Curt Levey talks with The Washington Times about US District Judge Paul Byron and Katherine Mizelle's conflicting rulings on mask mandates.
Trump-appointed judge who overturned mask mandate becomes instant Republican heroine
Curt Levey discusses Judge Mizelle's opinion striking down the CDC's mask mandate on public transportation with the Guardian.
Builders, Conservatives Urge High Court To Narrow CWA
Committee for Justice joins an amicus brief in the case of Sacket v. EPA.
Bipartisan confirmation to Supreme Court no longer the norm, recent Senate votes show
Curt Levey talks with the Washington Times about trends in Supreme Court confirmation hearings and votes.
Upcoming cases will be instructive about Jackson's judicial approach
Curt Levey is quoted in Newsday in regard to Justice Jackson and her approach to property rights cases.
Clarence Thomas' Wife Focus of Latest Bid to Oust the Justice
Curt Levey talks with Newsmax about the left's hatred of Clarence Thomas.
Money troubles: Federal judiciary issues new policies for financial disclosures
Curt Levey talks about judicial ethics and new financial disclosure policies for federal judges in The Indiana Lawyer.
After Sen. Kennedy's Questioning, Constitutional Law Expert Reminds Us Who Really Chose KBJ
Curt Levey's commentary on Judge Jackson is highlighted in Townhall.
NOW WE KNOW THE ANSWER - KBJ says she will recuse herself from Harvard case
Curt Levey is quoted in Newsday regarding Ketanji Brown Jackson's recusal in the upcoming Harvard case. She has since said she would do so.
Jackson Rulings in Favor of Business May Stem Pro-Union Critics
Curt Levey and Committee for Justice are mentioned in the pages of Bloomberg law in relation to Judge Jackson's record.
Supreme Court confirmation hearing starts with historic mark
Roll Call: Clark Neily of the Cato Institute talks about the SCOTUS confirmation hearings in a webinar hosted by the Committee for Justice.