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Drudge Report: Algorithms With Minds of Their Own...
A November 12th op-ed by Committee for Justice president Curt Levey and Niskanen Center director of technology policy Ryan Hagemann, origina
Drudge Report


Trump Announces Five More Judges to Be Considered for Supreme Court
Committee for Justice President Curt Levey said conservatives are “especially pleased” to see Judge Barrett on the president’s new list. “It
The Washington Times


CFJ Applauds Trump's Additions to SCOTUS List
The Committee for Justice applauds President Trump's exceptionally qualified additions to his list of potential Supreme Court nominees.
Curt Levey


Algorithms With Minds of Their Own
What is the best policy for holding artificial intelligence systems accountable? In an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal, Committee For Just
Op-ed published in The Wall Street Journal


Ninth Circuit Can't Make Up Its Mind?
One of the worst violations of the constitutional right to free speech is compelled speech — i.e., when the government forces you to communi
Walter Weber


Letter to Senate Commerce Committee on Censorship Concerns with SESTA Manager's Amendment
We, the undersigned human rights and civil liberties organizations, trade associations, and individuals write to convey our significant conc
Ashley Baker


American Police Want Their Fingers on Emails Stored in Europe (Translated)
"However, for Microsoft, there are also very concrete commercial interests at stake. Cloud technology is an important part of the tech
Politiken


American Bar Association refers to conservatives as ‘you people’ when rating Trump’s judicial pick
But Curt Levey, president of the conservative Committee for Justice, said the two members of the committee who evaluated Mr. Grasz were part
The Washington Times


Russia Probe Should Work With Tech Companies to Preserve Free Speech
On Tuesday, the Russia probe turned to social media as executives from Facebook, Twitter, and Google testified before the Senate Judiciary C
Ashley Baker
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