With another Supreme Court vacancy looming, perhaps as early as this summer, the likely players in the next confirmation fight would be wise

Conservative groups said Mr. McConnell handled the fight well throughout. “If you combine what he did on Garland with his support of the ‘nuclear option,’ and his disinterest in finding some compromise to avoid the ‘nuclear option,’ his standing now with conservatives is very high,” said Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice. Read more.

Curt Levey, president at the Committee for Justice, said he would like to see the court consider the Second Amendment issue now that Justice Gorsuch fills out the court at nine justices. “He’s probably on the conservative side of the Second Amendment cases,” Mr. Levey said. Read more in The Washington Times.

Mr. Levey said he expects the White House to announce more about the vacancies after Judge Gorsuch is sworn in Monday. “Had you asked me to predict, I would have said they would have given it very little thought by now, and yet instead, they do seem to be working a lot on it, from everything I hear,” said Mr. Levey. “I’ve been pleasantly surprised.” Read more in The Washington Times.

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The Committee for Justice joined Cause of Action Institute and Floor 64, Inc. in filing an amicus brief in support of the appellant in Unite

While the enforcement of the revised executive order remains blocked, the juxtaposition of the recent court rulings shows there could be hope yet for the administration’s policy, which has thus far been mostly losing what is expected to be long and drawn out legal fight. “It’s certainly a moral and political victory,” said Curt Levey, a constitutional law attorney with FreedomWorks and the Committee for Justice. The magnitude of the case, which raises constitutional questio

The American Civil Liberties Union, Committee for Justice and Cause of Action have also filed separate briefs indicating interest in the case. “This case presents an important question about the extent of Fourth Amendment privacy rights in the digital age, where the use of mobile devices is widespread,” wrote the ACLU in a brief filed this week. “The government’s assertion of authority to search such devices without any individualized suspicion when an individual is crossing

By the end of the third day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, it was clear that little fight was left in the