Justices Rule Against ‘Remain in Mexico’ but Stick to Principles
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Dobbs is a Triumph of Democracy, Constitutionalism, and Courage
Overturning Roe is a triumph of democracy and a blow to judicial activism. Because the Constitution is silent on abortion, the Court has...
CFJ Urges SCOTUS to End Race-Based Admissions at Harvard and Other Schools
The Committee for Justice has filed a Supreme Court amicus brief in support of Students For Fair Admissions in their case against Harvard.
CFJ Urges SCOTUS to Interpret Clean Water Act to Avoid Violating 5th Amendment
The Committee for Justice—along with the Atlantic Legal Foundation and Conservatives for Property Rights—have filed a Supreme Court...
Split Vote to Advance Bedoya Nomination Underscores GOP’s Disapproval of Federal Trade Commission
Ashley Baker, CFJ's director of public policy, released the following statement on the Senate's confirmation of Alvaro Bedoya to the FTC.
KBJ Confirmation Day 3: Super Precedent, Shadow Docket, and Judicial Philosophy
Curt Levey comments on the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Ketanji Brown Jackson.
KBJ Confirmation Day 2: Abortion, Dark Money & Critical Race Theory
Curt Levey reacts to Ketanji Brown Jackson's testimony on the second day of her confirmation hearings.
Biden Caves to the Left in Selecting Judge Jackson
Press statement: Jackson should be asked about her views on race.
Lessons on the 85th Anniversary of FDR’s Court Packing Scheme
Press release: FDR’s court-packing proposal was viewed as a stain on his presidency and an embarrassment that would never be repeated.
When Filling Breyer’s Seat, Biden Should Put Race & Gender Aside
Press Release: Biden should exclude no qualified person from consideration as a Supreme Court nominee based on their race or gender.
Affirmative Action on the Line as SCOTUS Takes Harvard & UNC Cases
Supreme Court takes Harvard & UNC affirmative action cases
Antitrust Bill that Stifles Innovation Approved by Judiciary Committee
The Committee for Justice opposes passage of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act.
Vaccine Decisions: Limited Government and a Moderate Supreme Court
Committee for Justice statement on the Supreme Court's decisions on federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Observations on Today’s Abortion Argument at Supreme Court
Press release: At oral argument today, there appeared to be six votes to uphold Mississippi’s abortion law.
Thoughts on Supreme Court Commission’s Preliminary Report
Supreme Court reform: A few observations about the SCOTUS Commission’s report.