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Notice: Mobile Website Scheduled for Maintenance
Some visitors may experience technical difficulties when navigating our website via mobile devices during the next few days. We apologize fo
CFJ Staff


Panel: Affirmative Action and Higher Education Admissions
Join CFJ on November 17 at the Council of Korean Americans (CKA) National Summit for a panel discussion of affirmative action and race-based
CFJ Staff


Memo from Conservative Leaders: The Senate Must Confirm All Nominees Before Adjournment
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has promised to do everything he can to confirm solid conservative judges to the bench, and we applau
Ashley Baker


CFJ Files Comments with NTIA on Developing the Administration’s Approach to Consumer Privacy
As calls for data privacy in the United States echo those heard in Europe, it is important to remember the fate of the European Union’s digi
Ashley Baker


Who's afraid of democracy?
Since Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the Supreme Court, Democrats have been on a mission to undermine his legitimacy and, by extension, the
Op-ed published in The Daily Caller


Media Roundup
Recently, the Committee for Justice was featured in The Guardian, USA Today, Fox News, RealClearPolitics, The Hill, The Sydney Morning Heral
Ashley Baker


The Kavanaugh confirmation's biggest lessons
Though the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh will be best remembered for the drama of last-minute sexual assault allegations, it will
Op-ed published in Fox News


I’m one of many women who want Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court – And it's not why you think
Those who care about the future of the women’s movement need to realize that if everything is credible, then nothing will be credible. Jumpi
Op-ed published in Fox News


Accommodate Kavanaugh Accuser but Don't Allow Delay for Delay's Sake
Some of the demands by Ford's attorney are baffling, like the objection to a female outside counsel after Ford's supporters insisted
Curt Levey
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