This week, the Committee for Justice filed an amicus curiae brief in McCutcheon v. FEC, the next big campaign finance case before the U.S. S

“Romney would appoint people with a more conservative judicial philosophy, who are not transforming the Constitution, not sticking up for th

The Transportation Security Administration has failed to comply with the D.C. Circuit Court’s order to make a notice-and-comment...

A rumor has gone viral on Facebook this week that the social network’s status as a publicly traded company is putting users’ privacy at...

Google scored a verdict for the defense on Wednesday in its smart phone battle with Oracle Corp. after a jury discarded all claims of...

Yesterday, a large and diverse group of plaintiffs filed lawsuits in a dozen federal courts, challenging the administration's rule that

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The media coverage leading up to today’s Supreme Court argument in United States v. Arizona has focused almost entirely on the issue of...

The Committee for Justice joined several other organizations and state legislatures in filing an amicus brief supporting the respondents (in

Today, the Committee for Justice submitted an amicus (friend of the court) brief in each of the two biggest cases before the Supreme Court t

The confirmation of President Obama's judicial nominees has been delayed. Judy Woodruff discusses the politics of confirming the nominees...

In Levey’s view, one substantive explanation for the administration’s relative lack of aggressiveness in pursuing the courts card was its wi