Committee for Justice

09/16/2025

The administration should leverage an essential legal tool against unfair practices in digital markets. Read more:

The administration should leverage an essential legal tool against unfair practices in digital markets.

10/02/2023

CFJ’s Curt Levey discusses the new term, which begins tomorrow, with Alex Swoyer of the Washington Times.

The Committee for Justices' Curt Levey and People For the American Way's Elliot Mincberg joined Court Watch host Alex Swoyer to highlight the major cases the...

06/30/2023

Statement on Affirmative Action Decision: Century of Racial Preferences Finally Ends

CFJ's Curt Levey, who represented the plaintiff in Grutter, weighs in... View as Webpage Support Our Work   Media Contact: Curt Levey Phone: (202) 510-0128 [email protected]   Grutter v.

04/17/2023

On April 14, in Axon v. FTC, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal courts can hear constitutional challenges to administrative agencies’ proceedings. Watch our webinar tomorrow (April 17) at 2 pm ET to learn about the implications of this landmark ruling from experts Professor Richard Epstein and Asheesh Agarwal. The panel will be moderated by Ashley Baker of the Committee for Justice. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_27lWecjiQUGZYu1r8av9OA #/registration

03/22/2023

While American politicians and the media focus on China’s anticompetitive practices, similar practices in Japan go largely unnoticed. American auto-manufacturers have long suffered from Japanese

01/20/2023

An investigation into who leaked the Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, failed to find who did it. One America's Stella Escobedo spoke about it with Ashley Baker, the Director of Public

12/08/2022

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10/18/2022

Insofar as the meaning of “the waters of the United States” is ambiguous, the Court should apply the canon of constitutional avoidance.

09/18/2022

The Federal Trade Commission ignores consumers, endangers start-up investment while attempting to manage a market that does not exist.