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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 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


In Support of Repealing the Ban on Civil Supersonic Flight
Yesterday, the Committee for Justice joined the Niskanen Center, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), Competitive Enterp
Ashley Baker


The Internet and the First Amendment Make a Great Team: CFJ joins AFP, ATR in filing comments on Int
Similar to how the Gutenberg press transformed how knowledge was disseminated in the Middle Ages, so has the Internet allowed for an endless
CFJ Staff


Religious liberty gets boost from Gorsuch in Masterpiece Cakeshop
While many focused on Justice Kennedy’s opinion, some found deep hope for the future of religious liberty in the words of Justice Neil Gorsu
J. Grace Shannon


Committee for Justice Joins Coalition Letter Urging Senate to Confirm EEOC Nominees
The President has appointed two stellar Republican nominees to fill these vacancies: Janet Dhillon, the chairman-designate, has been a top c
Ashley Baker


Committee for Justice Joins Coalition Supporting Scott Pruitt
Conservatives stand behind Scott Pruitt as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and thank him for the significant acti
Ashley Baker


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


CFPB Dispute: Statute, Precedent, and the Constitution Are on Trump's Side
Sen. Elizabeth Warren and the other designers of the CFPB tried to insulate their regulatory behemoth from Congressional oversight and the r
Ashley Baker
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