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June 5, 2025
Testimony

Framework for the Future: Reviewing Data Privacy in Today’s Financial System
Financial data and the financial services sector’s use of data have long been considered more sensitive due to the potential economic impact on consumers and businesses from abuse or breach.
By Jennifer Huddleston
June 2, 2025
Legal Briefs

W.M.M. v. Trump
This brief challenges the Trump administration’s illegal use of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 for peacetime deportation of immigrants.
By Ilya Somin, Leah J. Tulin, and Katherine Yon Ebright
May 28, 2025
Testimony

Written Testimony for Ohio SB 170, an Expansion of Ohio’s Right to Try Law.
Ohio’s 2016 Right to Try statute was a significant step toward empowering terminally ill patients to have more control over their care.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
May 21, 2025
Public Comments

Public Comment Re: Technology Platform Censorship
This comment does not represent the views of any particular party or special interest group but is intended to assist regulators in understanding the way technology platforms host and moderate speech based on our prior research and relevant expertise.
By David Inserra and Jennifer Huddleston
May 21, 2025
Legal Briefs

Hohn v. United States
The Tenth Circuit’s ruling invites prosecutorial misconduct and erodes the right of the accused to meaningfully participate in their own defense.
By Jim McLoughlin, Clark Neily, and Mike Fox
May 21, 2025
Testimony

The State of Higher Education
The federal government provides around $140 billion in financial aid each year, with a goal of promoting equality of opportunity and increasing college affordability.
By Andrew Gillen
May 16, 2025
Legal Briefs

Noem v. Doe
Broad, categorical parole programs have deep historical roots
By Ilya Somin, Grant B. Martinez, and David J. Gutierrez
May 15, 2025
Testimony

To Relieve the Physician Bottleneck, Governments Should Broaden Medical Residency Accreditation Options
States will only grant medical school graduates a license to practice medicine if they complete at least one year of an accredited postgraduate education (residency).
By Jeffrey A. Singer
May 12, 2025
Legal Briefs

Emily Ley Paper, Inc v. Trump
It is thus ironic—and legally untenable—for a President to invoke IEEPA for tariff-setting authority that no President has ever exercised.
By Thomas A. Berry and Brent Skorup
May 8, 2025
Legal Briefs

Hunter v. United States
Unconstitutional sentences raise grave public concerns and should not be removed from judicial reviewability through plea bargaining.
By Matthew Cavedon
May 7, 2025
Testimony

Criminalizing America: The Growth of Federal Offenses and Regulatory Overreach
With so many laws and regulations, it’s easy for good people to become ensnarled in our criminal justice system through no fault of their own.
By Mike Fox
May 7, 2025
Testimony

Problems With Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
State and local governments should reassess zoning rules, land-use regulations, and permitting requirements that raise costs and slow construction, particularly for multifamily housing.
By Chris Edwards
May 6, 2025
Legal Briefs

Paz v. Hayden
Plaintiff-Appellant Richard Allen Paz was at home when armed police officers broke into his backyard and ordered him outside at gunpoint.
By Clark Neily, Matthew Cavedon, Mike Fox, & Laura Bondank
May 1, 2025
Public Comments

Public Comment Re: Bureau of Industry and Security Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion
Model diffusion is not merely an outcome but can itself be treated as a “resource” critical to fueling American AI success.
By Matt Mittelsteadt
May 1, 2025
Testimony

Written Testimony on Texas Senate Bill 3055
When it comes to improving patients’ access to health care providers, Texas lags behind 30 other states that have already removed barriers limiting patient access to primary care from Nurse Practitioners (NPs) by granting NPs independent full practice authority.
By Jeffrey A. Singer