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More Ugliness on Judicial Confirmation
Ashley Baker of Committee for Justice has this op-ed on the ugly politics behind the opposition to the nomination of Naomi Rao for USCA-DC..
Crime & Consequences


Lessons from Kavanaugh Replacement Hearing – Democrats are Clueless about Conservative Women
An irony of Democrats' judicial confirmation politics is that their efforts to thwart nominations deliberately and disproportionately im
Op-ed published in Fox News


Broadcasters are Keeping Rural Americans from High-Speed Broadband
At least 24 million Americans lack access to broadband internet service and all the benefits it brings, according to a report released last
Op-ed published in The Hill


I’m one of many women who want Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court – And it's not why you think
Those who care about the future of the women’s movement need to realize that if everything is credible, then nothing will be credible. Jumpi
Op-ed published in Fox News


Letter for the Record on the Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court
In order to provide the greatest added value to this committee's consideration of the Kavanaugh nomination, this letter will focus on an
CFJ Staff


Kavanaugh’s Administrative Law Opinions: Agencies Should Approach Major Issues With Restraint
Liberty requires that when a statute lacks clear instructions for making rules or a clear grant of authority to promulgate such rules, feder
Op-ed published in Inside Sources


Kavanaugh’s administrative law opinions should be given due deference
The power of the administrative state and the Chevron doctrine that enables it loom over the battle to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett K
Op-ed published in The Hill


Gorsuch's dissent in Carpenter has implications for the future of privacy
In a decision lauded by privacy advocates, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Friday that the historical cell phone location data used to convic
Op-ed published in The Hill


Carving Out Privacy Rights: Carpenter v. US
The Fourth Amendment protects American citizens from unwarranted searches and seizures, but how far does that protection extend? The Carpent
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