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Senate Dems Must Not Block Stellar Round of Judicial Nominees
The nine most recent nominees can be counted on to take a jurisprudentially conservative approach to the law – that is, an objective, textua
CFJ Staff


Likely Next Solicitor General Fought for Nuns, Against Disputed Obama Appointees
"If you asked any conservative attorney in this town, they would put Noel in the top five legal minds,” said Curt Levey, president of t
The Daily Signal


Probing Nominees’ Positions on Constitutional Rights, Church-State Separation Is Not Religious Perse
Religious Right organizations and conservative media outlets have been slamming Democratic senators over their questioning of Notre Dame Law
The Huffington Post


Grassley shouldn't allow Senate Democrats to block judicial nominees
With judicial confirmation battles heating up and Republicans in control of both the White House and the Senate, Democrats are grasping for
Op-ed published in The Hill


Trump makes fifth round of judicial nominations
No Democrat has yet returned a “blue slip” signaling acceptance of President Trump’s federal judicial picks — an ominous sign for Republican
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


Upcoming Events This Week
The events we are watching this week cover the topics of federal court nominations, net neutrality, FAA reauthorization, and administrative
Ashley Baker
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