This blog post took issue with "Big Tech", although the real problem, if you will, is "Big Data" (i.e. the third-party d

On Friday, the Committee for Justice (CFJ) joined the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Cato Institute, and the Reason Foundation in fil

Friday the Competitive Enterprise Institute filed an amicus brief in Carpenter v. United States, a Supreme Court case centered on whether or

"...In harder cases dealing with unfamiliar items such as communications and data, however, courts retreat to the Supreme Court’s “reas

With judicial confirmation battles heating up and Republicans in control of both the White House and the Senate, Democrats are grasping for

The third-party doctrine, which holds that people who voluntarily convey information to a third-party such as a bank or a telephone company

The debate about racial preferences in admissions has been reignited by news that the Justice Department’s civil rights division anticipates

Curt A. Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, a conservative advocacy group focused on the federal judiciary, helped challenge the

"The Committee for Justice applauds Senators Lee and Leahy for this important effort to modernize the ECPA, strengthen the warrant requ

In a proposed regulation that would limit the use of arbitration agreements as a means to settle consumer disputes, the Consumer Financial P

An update from the Committee for Justice.

No Democrat has yet returned a “blue slip” signaling acceptance of President Trump’s federal judicial picks — an ominous sign for Republican