Supreme Court to Hear 'Remain in Mexico' Case
Townhall: "The Court clearly thought an expedited decision was warranted here because they squeezed a hearing into this term." - Curt Levey
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Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
SCOTUS Case Could Restructure Agency Enforcement Proceedings
The Justices will mull whether district courts have jurisdiction to hear constitutional challenges to the FTC's structure from FTC targets.
Ashley Baker
May 17, 2022
CFJ Files Amicus Brief in Axon v. Federal Trade Commission
Not only can prompt and meaningful judicial review make or break a business, but timely judicial review is critical to enforce the...
Ashley Baker
May 3, 2022
The Federal Trade Commission Needs To Be Reined In
Antitrust law has garnered a lot of attention in Washington, particularly as those on the left try to target big tech companies like Google
The Guardian
Apr 20, 2022
Trump-appointed judge who overturned mask mandate becomes instant Republican heroine
Curt Levey discusses Judge Mizelle's opinion striking down the CDC's mask mandate on public transportation with the Guardian.
Curt Levey
Apr 18, 2022
CFJ Urges SCOTUS to Interpret Clean Water Act to Avoid Violating 5th Amendment
The Committee for Justice—along with the Atlantic Legal Foundation and Conservatives for Property Rights—have filed a Supreme Court...
Law 360
Apr 15, 2022
Builders, Conservatives Urge High Court To Narrow CWA
Committee for Justice joins an amicus brief in the case of Sacket v. EPA.
Ashley Baker
Mar 30, 2022
Split Vote to Advance Bedoya Nomination Underscores GOP’s Disapproval of Federal Trade Commission
Ashley Baker, CFJ's director of public policy, released the following statement on the Senate's confirmation of Alvaro Bedoya to the FTC.
Rachel Chiu
Mar 2, 2022
The FTC’s Innovation Obstructionism
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is using its administrative tribunal to block mergers with dubious justification.
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