Conservatives, however, reject the premise that Trump warped the lower courts so they no longer represent the will of the people.

Curt Levey, president of the right-leaning Committee for Justice, said conservatives should temper their expectations for the Durham probe.

Supreme Court reform: A few observations about the SCOTUS Commission’s report.

Politico: "Levey...conceded that it wasn’t really possible to lock in rules that a future Congress could not change"

The Washington Times: "This is potentially their first big Second Amendment ruling since [McDonald v. City of Chicago]"

A webinar about the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Texas Heartbeat Act and its implications for the future of abortion law.

The Washington Times: "Curt Levey...said he would be surprised if the justices upheld the Texas law as constitutional."

Statement on the Supreme Court's ruling in Whole Woman’s Health v. Jackson

Biden’s August 3 extension of CDC’s eviction moratorium is struck down

CFJ's Ashley Baker on a National Security Institute panel

The Epoch Times: "Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, said a solicitor general typically has some influence over the...

Curt Levey said the bill is highly partisan