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
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The Committee for Justice
Nov 21, 2017
Racial Bias and Artificial Intelligence
In a November 20 letter, Representatives Emanuel Cleaver II (D-MO) and Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) write that "As AI is leading to aut
Curt Levey
Nov 17, 2017
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.
Ashley N. Baker
Nov 1, 2017
Russia Probe Should Work With Tech Companies to Preserve Free Speech
On Tuesday, the Russia probe turned to social media as executives from Facebook, Twitter, and Google testified before the Senate Judiciary C
The Committee for Justice
Sep 29, 2017
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
Ashley N. Baker
Aug 14, 2017
The Supreme Court Can Protect Privacy Rights in the Digital Age
On Friday, the Committee for Justice (CFJ) joined the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Cato Institute, and the Reason Foundation in fil
Ashley N. Baker
Aug 4, 2017
Justice Department Should Investigate Unintended Consequences of Affirmative Action in College Admis
The debate about racial preferences in admissions has been reignited by news that the Justice Department’s civil rights division anticipates
Ashley N. Baker
Jul 28, 2017
Bipartisan Bill Would Protect Fourth Amendment, Due Process Rights
"The Committee for Justice applauds Senators Lee and Leahy for this important effort to modernize the ECPA, strengthen the warrant requ
Ashley N. Baker
Jun 29, 2017
In Support of the Lee-Gardner Amendment to the FAA Reauthorization Act
The 1973 ban on civil supersonic flight over land traces its origins to a panic spurred by an activist movement that opposed the French and
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