“Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation joined forces with other conservatives in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review and overturn a recent decision by the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, which held that civilian possession of certain semi-automatic firearms, such as the popular AR-15, is not protected by the 2nd Amendment. The brief […]
In our “merits” Supreme Court amicus brief, Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation contend that President Trump’s Executive Order on immigration does not implicate, much less violate, the First Amendment’s prohibition against the “establishment” of an official government-backed religion. We also assert that the President had undeniable authority to issue the order because the power […]
Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation file amicus brief in Carpenter v. United States. We urge the Supreme Court to rule that warrantless searches of cell phone location data violates the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Citizens United & Citizens United Foundation File Amicus Brief In Carpenter v. United States by Citizens United on […]
“We are pleased the Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that President Trump’s immigration executive order can take effect with limited exceptions. From the beginning, we have said that the executive order is constitutional because it was issued as a national security precaution. The President of the United States must be able to secure the homeland […]
Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation file amicus brief at Supreme Court backing President Trump and his revised immigration Executive Order. CU and CUF file amicus brief at Supreme Court backing Pres. Trump and his revised immigration Executive Ord… by Citizens United on Scribd
In their 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals Reply Brief, Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation rebuff each of the New York Attorney General’s arguments in support of the district court’s order dismissing the groups’ challenge to New York’s donor disclosure requirements for charities. The brief reminds the court that the case in on appeal […]
Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation join amicus brief in support of President Trump’s 2nd immigration order (IRAP v. Trump, 4th Circuit) Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation join amicus brief in support of President Trump's 2nd immigr… by Citizens United on Scribd
Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation joined with several other conservative organizations in filing an amicus brief with the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals asking the court to empanel an 11 judge en banc panel to rehear arguments on reinstating President Trump’s immigration order. Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation join Amicus Brief in […]
Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation join amicus brief in support of President Trump’s immigration order Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation join amicus brief in support of President Trump's immigratio… by Citizens United on Scribd
Similar to the New York Attorney General, the California Attorney General is demanding that non-profit organization operating in California disclosure the names, addresses and contribution amounts of their most valuable donors to his office. The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California recently enjoined the California Attorney General from imposing the disclosure obligation […]
Summary Description: Citizens United v. Schneiderman 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeal Opening Brief On Friday, January 6, 2017, Citizens United and Citizens United Foundation filed their opening brief with the 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in New York in Citizens United v. Schneiderman. The case involves a constitutional challenge to the New York […]
The conservative group Citizens United says it is suing New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman over his interpretation of how much information the organization is legally obliged to disclose about its donors. Citizens United President David Bossie said the legal challenge would be filed Wednesday in Manhattan federal court and would be on behalf of […]