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Tech companies ask Supreme Court to block cellphone data grab
"Some of the world’s biggest tech companies pleaded with the Supreme Court this week to update decades-old precedent governing telephon
The Washington Times


Four of Trump’s judicial nominees clear Senate committee
"With 34 nominations made since taking office, Mr. Trump is outpacing both President Obama and "President Bush, said Curt Levey, p
The Washington Times


Rep. Doug Lamborn, David Daleiden, and Curt Levey on Washington Watch
On Wednesday's edition of "Washington Watch with Tony Perkins" House Armed Services Committee member Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-Colo
Washington Watch


Senate Democrats hold blue slips, delay Trump’s federal judicial nominees
Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, said it has been the exception when the blue slip tradition hasn’t been followed during
The Washington Times


Should the government be able to get its paws on your cell phone info?
By agreeing to review a case called United States v. Carpenter, the high court is wading into particularly treacherous waters. The issue: Sh
Fox News


Gorsuch starts to show his conservative cards
In a statement, Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, said Gorsuch’s rulings this week show he’s an “unabashed defender of con
The Hill


Justice Gorsuch makes conservative mark in 4 Supreme Court cases
The Supreme Court’s newest justice, Neil Gorsuch, made his mark Monday in cases on President Trump’s travel ban, California’s gun law, lesbian parents and a religious school’s use of taxpayer funds. To the surprise of no one — undoubtedly including Trump, who appointed him — it was a clear mark to the right. His opinions aligned him with Justice Clarence Thomas, the court’s most conservative member, and appeared to vindicate conservative organizations’ recommendation of Gorsu
The San Francisco Chronicle


Podcast: Sessions v. Morales-Santana Update
Podcast now available on SoundCloud:
On November 9, 2016, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Lynch v. Morales-Santana. Morales-Santan
The Federalist Society


SCOTUS Reviews 4th Amendment Surveillance Case
A legal organization that advocates for constitutional freedom is watching a 4th Amendment case currently being reviewed by the U.S. Supreme
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