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Letter for the Record on the Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court
In order to provide the greatest added value to this committee's consideration of the Kavanaugh nomination, this letter will focus on an
CFJ Staff


Kavanaugh hearings will shine light on his judicial philosophy, for those willing to listen
The hearing will likely last four days, with the focus on Judge Kavanaugh's opening statement and the exchanges between him and Judiciar
Ashley Baker


Judge Kavanaugh Will Follow the Law As Written
Judge Kavanaugh will be confirmed because moderate Republican and Democratic senators will find it hard to oppose a nominee whose lengthy ju
Ashley Baker


SCOTUS Dismisses US v. Microsoft: Courts lack policy expertise, democratic mandate to update the SCA
We welcome the Supreme Court's decision dismissing United States v. Microsoft in light of Congress's passage of the CLOUD Act (Clari
CFJ Staff


Letter for the Record to Members of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on Facebook, Transpar
The Committee for Justice submitted a letter to Congress urging that stricter privacy regulations are not only unnecessary but, if enacted,
Ashley Baker


Ruling for U.S. in Microsoft Case Would Impair Global Law Enforcement
If sanctioned by the Court, the Justice Department's decision to serve Microsoft with a warrant – rather than using the existing interna
Ashley Baker


CFJ Urges NAFTA Negotiators to Protect Online Free Speech
The Committee for Justice (CFJ) joined a letter to trade negotiators from the United States, Canada, and Mexico, urging them to protect webs
Ashley Baker


Justices Hear Key Case on Privacy Rights in Digital Age
The Court's newest justice, Neil Gorsuch, was sympathetic at oral argument today to the argument that the government had usurped Carpent
Ashley Baker


Senate Confirms Katsas to Federal Appeals Court in Washington, D.C.
Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, said the courts are an attractive venue for challenging Mr. Trump “because a majority of
The Washington Times
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