Category: Legal Reform
National Center Honored with NCLA Award for Client Bravery
We're beyond honored to be chosen by the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) to receive this year's George Washington Award for Client Bravery. At an NCLA event this week in Washington, D.C., Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Executive Director Stefan Padfield ...
Curtis Hill: Trump Isn’t Defying The Courts, He’s Defending The Constitution
"Unelected judges are hijacking executive policies in the name of judicial review, and while appeals wind through the courts, executive action stalls," laments Project 21 Ambassador and former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr. In a commentary published at ...
Horace Cooper: Supreme Court Must End TikTok’s Trojan Horse Threat to U.S.
TikTok, "so long as it remains under China’s orbit, poses a grave national security threat and should be treated as such." In a commentary published earlier this month by Newsmax, Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper explained how TikTok collects sensitive ...
Horace Cooper: Preemptive Pardons Put Targets on Recipients’ Backs
The recipients of former President Biden's preemptive pardons shouldn't be breathing any easier. In fact, they should be on high alert. According to Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper, a former constitutional law professor, the pardons only serve to clarify where ...
Horace Cooper: To Reverse NYC Crimewave, Fire Alvin Bragg
Something has got to be done to change the crime trajectory in New York City and other urban American communities. And Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper recommends starting with a leadership change. On the Fox News Channel program "Hannity," Horace ...
By Pardoning Hunter Biden, President Biden Flips Off American Citizens
While presidents commonly make generous use of their pardoning power in the waning days of their administrations, President Joe Biden's pardon of his son Hunter strikes our Project 21 ambassadors as particularly egregious. They note that this pardon is hypocritical ...
Horace Cooper: Biden Admin Could Put Homeownership Further Out of Reach of Minorities, Middle Class
"On Nov. 5, Americans officially rejected the high prices and spiraling costs that defined much of the Biden-Harris administration—including the least affordable housing market in U.S. history." But the pain may not be over yet. In a commentary published by ...
Stefan Padfield: Enhanced Scrutiny and the Omnipresent Specter of Political Bias
What can we do if corporate decision-makers have become so committed to -- or even blinded by -- their political tribalism and activist mindset that they are creating actionable conflicts of interest within their own companies? In a commentary posted ...
Curtis Hill Dissects the Supreme Court’s Presidential Immunity and Chevron Decisions
What does the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling on presidential immunity mean for former President Trump? Project 21 Ambassador Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who once served as Indiana's attorney general, discussed this and other legal issues with Steve Lance on ...
FEP Hits Front Pages, Stands Out in Fight Against SEC Power Grab
Our ears have been burning in recent weeks as front-page spreads raise the chatter about the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) and show just how effectively it has led the fight against the ESG juggernaut ...
