If the justices are forced to take on the nuanced task of modernizing the SCA in the face of Congressional inaction, it will be unfortunate

Not everyone gives up on work during the wait. Judge Joan Larsen continued to hear cases on the Michigan Supreme Court while awaiting confir

Tech stakeholders remain divided over anti-sex trafficking legislation the Senate is poised to vote on this week, those on both sides told u

Senate Republicans blocked many Obama nominees, but primarily while they were in the majority, said Curt Levey, president of Committee for J

If sanctioned by the Court, the Justice Department's decision to serve Microsoft with a warrant – rather than using the existing interna

The justices will hear oral arguments in two cases this morning. The first is United States v. Microsoft Corp., which asks whether the Store

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will decide whether tech companies that store our emails and other personal data on servers abroad can be forced to turn that data over to American law enforcement. In an op-ed published this morning in The Hill, Committee for Justice President Curt Levey writes about what's at stake in both United States v. Microsoft and the critical legislation introduced this month—the CLOUD Act—intended to modernize the statute governing this question. Levey

We, the undersigned organizations, have been actively engaged in the debate over the last year regarding legislation intended to combat sex

While states are a source for judicial picks, the federal Justice Department remains the biggest proving ground, said Curt Levey, president