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Antitrust in the Digital Age: Does New Technology Call for New Rules? [Event Video]
America’s technology companies have created huge gains for consumers, developing networks and products that connect the world in ways that w
Ashley Baker


Event Announcement - Antitrust in the Digital Age: Does New Technology Call for New Rules?
Please join the Committee for Justice and Innovation Defense Foundation for a discussion of this important issue in advance of the House Jud
Ashley Baker


Event Video: Agency Independence, Presidential Power, and Seila Law v. CFPB
In Seila Law v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Supreme Court struck down the CFPB’s leadership structure under a single director
Ashley Baker


Event Video: From the Insurrection Act to Police Reform: Legal Issues in the Wake of George Floyd
The death of George Floyd and the nation's reaction to it have raised a variety of interesting legal issues, including police reform, ra
Ashley Baker


In Support of the Nomination of Michael O’Rielly for Commissioner at Federal Communications Commissi
Commissioner O’Rielly served for many years as a leading policy analyst and advisor to the House and Senate Commerce Committees. At the FCC,
Ashley Baker


Event Video: Antitrust Populism and the Rule of Law
Our panel last month discussed Robert Bork’s consumer welfare standard, which has heavily influenced the evolution of antitrust analysis and
Ashley Baker


Coalition Letter in Support of Trump's Deregulatory Executive Order
We write in support of your Regulatory Relief to Support Economic Recovery Executive Order (EO). As the focus turns toward restarting the ec
Ashley Baker


Podcast with the Federalist Society: Is Artificial Intelligence Biased? And What Should We Do About
Journalists and academics seem convinced that artificial intelligence is often biased against women and racial minorities. If Washington’s n
Curt Levey


Social Media Order Gives Power to the Federal Bureaucracy, Plaintiff's Attorneys, and Activist S
The Administration cannot order the FCC and FTC, both independent agencies, to take any actions. While the executive order's more limite
Curt Levey
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