In a Federalist Society podcast, Ashley Baker and Jennifer Huddleston discuss the implications of [Carpenter v. United States], in which the

Kavanaugh's keynote address represents an indication that he feels less of a need to keep a low profile.

There could be another bite at the apple later. The current ruling is related to a preliminary injunction which, while binding the governmen

With emerging debates around facial recognition technology, the issue of regulating biometric access technologies has become more prominent.

Facebook must stop President Trump from “mislead[ing] the American people,” says the Democratic National Committee. Demands from Democrats t

Proposals to combat anti-conservative bias online risk creating a more dangerous concentration of power because the censor would be the bigg

The overt smears of Lawrence VanDyke and the continued mistreatment of conservative-leaning judicial nominees by the ABA is reprehensible. T

The ABA has rated Ms. Pitlyk’s nomination negatively. This calls into question the organization’s fairness, as well as the overall consisten

The judges, as well as the California attorney general, are legitimate candidates for the high court, said Curt Levey, president of the Comm

The Committee for Justice joined a group of 71 free-market organizations and activists, lead by Americans for Tax Reform, in opposing Speake

The Committee for Justice joined a group of free-market organizations and activists, lead by the American Conservative Union, in supporting 

While he thinks Justice Kavanaugh could uphold some limitations on abortion, Mr. Levey is doubtful the newest justice would be a solid vote