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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


Media Roundup
Recently, CFJ was featured in an interview by The Associated Press, which also appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, U.S. New
Ashley Baker


Memo from Conservative Leaders in Support of Brett Kavanaugh
The Committee for Justice joined the Conservative Action Project and a group of more than 100 conservative leaders in releasing a memo in su
Ashley Baker


Media Roundup
This week, CFJ was featured in an interview on the front page of The New York Times. Additional interviews and commentary can be found in PO
Ashley Baker


Democrat Obstruction Leads to More Court Vacancies Than When Trump Took Office
Senate Republicans blocked many Obama nominees, but primarily while they were in the majority, said Curt Levey, president of Committee for J
The Daily Signal


Gorsuch Emerges As Scalia’s Worthy Heir
Conservatives can rightfully celebrate the emergence of Neil Gorsuch as a justice in the mold of his beloved predecessor, Antonin Scalia. Ho
Curt Levey


President Trump Outpaces Obama with 19 Federal Court Judges Confirmed
The Senate confirmed President Trump’s 19th federal judge Thursday, approving James Ho for a seat on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals a
The Washington Times


Trump Announces Five More Judges to Be Considered for Supreme Court
Committee for Justice President Curt Levey said conservatives are “especially pleased” to see Judge Barrett on the president’s new list. “It
The Washington Times


CFJ Applauds Trump's Additions to SCOTUS List
The Committee for Justice applauds President Trump's exceptionally qualified additions to his list of potential Supreme Court nominees.
Curt Levey
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