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The Anatomy of Cellphone Eavesdropping
The following summarizes some of the operations that can be performed by cell-site simulators, although specific techniques vary according t
Julian Gehman


CFJ Joins Letter Opposing Overuse of National Injunctions
These injunctions allow District courts sweeping power to bind the entire country, beyond the scope of their current jurisdiction. We echo t
Ashley Baker


More Ugliness on Judicial Confirmation
Ashley Baker of Committee for Justice has this op-ed on the ugly politics behind the opposition to the nomination of Naomi Rao for USCA-DC..
Crime & Consequences


CFJ Joins Conservative Leaders in Letter of Support for Neomi Rao
Professor Rao’s academic qualifications and professional experiences are exceptional — Bachelor of Arts cum laude from Yale University, Juri
Ashley Baker


Lessons from Kavanaugh Replacement Hearing – Democrats are Clueless about Conservative Women
An irony of Democrats' judicial confirmation politics is that their efforts to thwart nominations deliberately and disproportionately im
Op-ed published in Fox News


Conservatives Oppose H.R. 1, a Partisan Attack on the First Amendment
While House Democrats cloak the bill in terms of “restoring democracy” and “preventing corruption,” the legislation has one goal: to protect
Ashley Baker


Letter to Senator Scott in Support of the Nomination and Confirmation of Thomas A. Farr as Federal D
We understand that it is not possible for Senators to know personally every judicial nominee on whom you are called to vote. That is why we
CFJ Staff


Broadcasters are Keeping Rural Americans from High-Speed Broadband
At least 24 million Americans lack access to broadband internet service and all the benefits it brings, according to a report released last
Op-ed published in The Hill


2018 Year in Review
The Committee for Justice was very busy in 2018. In the last year, we advocated for a clear framework for accessing data abroad, worked to d
CFJ Staff
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