The Committee for JusticeNov 24, 2009Amicus Brief Filed in McDonald v. City of ChicagoAmicus brief filed in McDonald v. City of Chicago in support of petitioners.
Debbie SmithNov 5, 2009Free speech or an invasion of privacy?On Wednesday, the New Hampshire Supreme Court heard arguments regarding a case that calls into question whether or not online...
The Committee for JusticeJul 25, 2009Gun Case Tied to Looming High Court VacancyYesterday, the Committee for Justice submitted an amicus (friend of the court) brief in McDonald v. Chicago, the landmark Second...
The Wall Street JournalMay 28, 2009Battle Over Sotomayor Heats UpBoth parties braced for a summertime confirmation battle over Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, with the White House gathering a team t
James R. PerkinsMay 1, 2009Obama's Pick: High Risk, Low RewardThe announcement that Justice Souter will be stepping down at the end of the term, while not a total shock, certainly focuses the attention
Armen BoyajianJan 29, 2009Blagojevich Bites the DustGoodbye Democrat Governor Rod Blagojevich. After a four-day trial, the Illinois Senate voted 59-0 to convict him of abuse of power,...
Free RepublicSep 9, 2008Unrestrained Judicial Activism Will Destroy Our Way of LifeOne of the best discussions of this issue I've ever seen appears in Townhall Magazine (August 2008), authored by Curt Levey, executive d
Curt LeveyAug 7, 2008New Article in Townhall Magazine: "Holding the Line"Judicial activism is the subject of the cover story in this month’s Townhall Magazine. The article, by Committee for Justice Executive...
Townhall Magazine, August 2008 Cover StoryAug 1, 2008Holding the Line: Scalia-style strict constructionists are standing in the way of a “living ConstituJudicial activism is not the failure to follow precedent. Courts must generally adhere to their past decisions and those of higher courts. B
Armen BoyajianJul 14, 2008There is No "Thurmond Rule"The oral testimony and written statement of expert witness Denis Steven Rutkus, a federal judiciary specialist for the Congressional...
John KalingerOct 23, 2007Study: On Judges, Red State Democrats Lean Far LeftWith an eye to the pivotal role of the Senate’s 14 red state Democrats in the imminent vote on Fifth Circuit nominee Judge Leslie Southwick,
Walter WeberAug 6, 2007Simon Lazarus PolemicAs the punditry dust continues to settle in the aftermath of the lastest Supreme Court term, it is helpful to rebut some of the false accusa