Justice Kagan and Textualism
The Court’s decisions throughout the past term are predictable results of a judicial philosophy based in text and history...
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Rachel Chiu
- Aug 26
How SCOTUS Rained On The Left’s Anti-Religious Legal Parade And Reclaimed The First Amendment
A trio of rulings, far from ‘regressive decision-making,’ promoted equality by liberating the First Amendment’s religious liberty protection
Curt Levey
- Aug 1
Crypto Regulation: Look to Congress or Supreme Court
If Congress doesn’t address the regulatory confusion surrounding cryptocurrency, that job may fall to the Supreme Court.
Curt Levey
- Jul 25
National Law Journal Op-ed: Climate Lawsuits Driven by Private Donors
CFJ president Curt Levey writes that climate change lawsuits are typically part of an orchestrated nationwide effort funded by dark money.
Curt Levey
- Jul 11
Washington Post Op-ed: Democrats are Overreacting About the Supreme Court
Curt Levey writes in the Washington Post that Democrats’ portrayal of the Supreme Court as ideologically motivated is misguided.
Rachel Chiu
- Jul 1
Supreme Court’s Establishment Clause 'Misadventure' Comes to an End
Monday’s Supreme Court decision backing Coach Joseph Kennedy, who lost his job for leading students in voluntary prayer, restores the...
Ashley Baker
- May 3
The Federal Trade Commission Needs To Be Reined In
Antitrust law has garnered a lot of attention in Washington, particularly as those on the left try to target big tech companies like Google
Rachel Chiu
- Mar 2
The FTC’s Innovation Obstructionism
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is using its administrative tribunal to block mergers with dubious justification.
Curt Levey
- Dec 13, 2021
Latest on SEC “Regulation” of Cryptocurrency
Curt Levey writes in the Federalist Society blog about the latest developments in the SEC's "regulation" of cryptocurrency.