The Committee for Justice is a conservative legal and policy advocacy organization that promotes the rule of law, constitutionally limited government, and a restrained federal judiciary. It was founded in 2002 and works on judicial nominations, separation of powers, regulatory reform, and related constitutional issues.
Judicial appointments, constitutional law, separation of powers, regulatory reform, administrative state oversight, and other conservative legal and policy issues.
Primarily supported by donations and other private contributions.
Founded by C. Boyden Gray and Ed Rogers; associated with leaders and contributors including Curt Levey, Spencer Abraham, and a board of advisors that has included prominent conservative legal and policy figures.
Non-profit advocacy organization
