Litigation
The Institute defends the freedoms of speech and of the press through strategic litigation designed to have a meaningful impact on the law, on public policy, and on public opinion. We litigate cases that have the potential to establish important new legal principles concerning the system of free expression, to influence the practices of powerful actors in that system, and to raise public awareness about contemporary structural threats to that system. We focus especially on complex and challenging cases that relate to new technology, including new communications platforms, and we favor cases that afford us the opportunity to draw on insights generated by our research program.
Our litigation prioritizes cases in our three focus areas, Free Speech & Social Media, Transparency & Democracy, and Privacy & Surveillance.
Featured
The Foundation for Global Political Exchange v. Department of the Treasury
A case challenging OFAC’s suppression of the exchange of political ideas
LATEST NEWS & ANALYSIS
-
Press Statement
Federal Judge Dismisses Elon Musk’s X Corp's Lawsuit Against Nonprofit Researchers
In a win for free speech, a California district court dismissed X Corp’s efforts to target the Center for Countering Digital Hate for highlighting the social network’s flaws
-
-
Our Docket
Showing 61–62 of 62
-
Amicus Brief
Carpenter v. United States
A Supreme Court case challenging warrantless access to cellphone location data
-