Modern Surveillance and Our Post-Carpenter Legal System
In a new Federalist Society Regulatory Transparency Project podcast, Ashley Baker, director of public policy at the Committee for Justice, a
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The Latest
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Regulating Biometric Access Technologies
With emerging debates around facial recognition technology, the issue of regulating biometric access technologies has become more prominent.
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Conservatives Should Oppose GOP Targeting of 'Big Tech'
Facebook must stop President Trump from “mislead[ing] the American people,” says the Democratic National Committee. Demands from Democrats t
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Conservatives Should Oppose Republican Effort To Target ‘Big Tech’
Proposals to combat anti-conservative bias online risk creating a more dangerous concentration of power because the censor would be the bigg
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Should the Court Overrule Chevron? Amicus Brief Filed in Valent v. Saul in Support of Petitioner
The Court should also grant review to revisit the concept of deference and the scope of deference granted to an executive agency. The power
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
A.I. Legal and Policy Issues Update
A roundup of recent developments in artificial intelligence technology and policy including agency activities, legislation, hearings, intern
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Conservatives Support the Nomination of Eugene Scalia to Secretary of Labor
Facilitating a manageable regulatory environment for business and a fair climate for workers is critical to sustaining the record economic g
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Trump Administration’s Regulatory Reform Should Reject Preemptive Vetoes
Allowing preemptive vetoes—a step never before taken in the 45-year history of the Clean Water Act—is a blatant abuse of authority.
Ashley Baker
May 18, 2022
Wednesday Round-Up
In an op-ed for the Washington Examiner, Ashley Baker calls Kisor “an important step toward reining in the largely unaccountable and ever-ex
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