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Event: AFCYRs Supreme Court Roundup and Preview
Please join the Arlington/Falls Church Young Republicans on Monday, September 16th, at Summers Restaurant in Courthouse. Our guest speaker w
CFJ Staff
Sep 15, 2019


A.I. Legal and Policy Issues Update
A roundup of recent developments in artificial intelligence technology and policy including agency activities, legislation, hearings, intern
Ashley N. Baker
Sep 14, 2019


Elizabeth Warren Wants to Trust Big Government with Tech Regulation
On March 8th, Senator Warren unveiled her campaign to break up tech companies. The progressive proposal launched a wave of media attention a
Ivey Mueller
Jul 23, 2019


Justice Kavanaugh, Technology, and the Future of Free Speech
The Supreme Court's decision comes as the public debate about free speech heats up, with lawmakers and the general public upset about so
Federalist Society Blog
Jul 14, 2019


Gorsuch and Thomas on Double Jeopardy and Stare Decisis
Those predisposed to judicial activism are right to be concerned about what would happen if there were more conservatives like Justice Thoma
Craig Trainor
Jul 7, 2019


Comments Filed with DOJ Antitrust Division Regarding Competition in Advertising
We argue that digital advertising is both a substitute for and a complement to television advertising. In other words, the rampant ascent of
Ashley Baker
Jun 14, 2019


Huawei’s History of Broken Promises
The suit stemmed from President Trump’s executive order targeting Chinese telecom company, Huawei, banning the purchase and sale of telecom
Ivey Mueller
Jun 13, 2019


One Year of GDPR: Ten Consequences for Business and Consumers
As the one year anniversary of the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union (EU) approaches, t
Ivey Mueller
May 25, 2019


No, the Supreme Court Did Not Take a Bite Out of Apple (At Least Not Directly)
Writing for the majority, Justice Kavanaugh makes it clear that this is not a decision on the merits, as he notes on the second page of the
Ashley N. Baker
May 13, 2019
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