Today, the Supreme Court majority recognized that an individual retains a constitutionally protected interest in the record of his movements even when a third party holds it…

Today the Court corrected one of the longest-standing errors in its separation-of-powers jurisprudence. The Constitution vests the executive power in a single President and charges him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed…

In The National Law Review, CFJ's Jeffrey Depp argues that Pennsylvania's GRID standards substitute state planning for market knowledge in AI data-center development.

In Truth on the Market, CFJ's Jeffrey Depp argues that policymakers can't know enough about AI to regulate it well, so consumers, not bureaucrats, should steer it.

The Committee for Justice led a coalition of three dozen in urging Congress to pass the NDO Fairness Act and end secret gag orders on government demands for Americans' data.

Special Counsel Smith obtained the telephone records of sitting United States Senators and Members of Congress, then concealed those searches behind boilerplate NDOs…

The Committee for Justice urged the FTC and DOJ to abandon the expansive approach of the 2024 HSR Final Rule and restore premerger notification to its original statutory function: a narrowly tailored screening mechanism…

In comments to the FTC and DOJ, CFJ urged the agencies to keep HSR premerger filings a narrow screening tool, not a litigation-style dossier.

In The National Law Review, CFJ's Jeffrey Depp argues that markets, not government mandates, should decide how to power the data centers behind American AI.