In our country, no one is above the law. The rule of law isn’t just a legal principle, it’s a safeguard. It ensures all people — including our most powerful public officials — are subject to the same laws and those laws are equally enforced. The rule of law also protects the rights that define us as Americans, from the freedom to speak out and express political dissent to the right to choose our own leaders.
Campaign Legal Center is committed to protecting the political freedoms of all Americans, defending the rule of law and preserving the checks and balances that prevent any one branch of government — or any one individual — from becoming too powerful. To that end, Campaign Legal Center is litigating against unlawful overreach and threats to the freedoms of all Americans, challenging dangerous legislation, and promoting solutions that will strengthen our democracy.
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Campaign Legal Center Action (CLCA), on behalf of Service Employees International Union Local 32BJ (SEIU 32BJ), Empire State 32BJ SEIU PAC, Common Cause and Robert Hunter, a candidate running for the State House in Alabama, sued in response to political advertisements paid for by the United States government, arguing that the ads are unlawful and exceed statutory authority. CLCA and co-counsel filed a complaint to take these ads down and to stop the government from funding these types of ads.
Campaign Legal Center Action is representing Tennessee Senator Charlane Oliver and four of her constituents in a lawsuit seeking to protect Senator Oliver’s right to free speech and her constituents’ right to equal representation following unlawful punishments against the senator and her constituents in retaliation for her speech.
Campaign Legal Center and Singleton Schreiber filed an amicus brief on behalf of 53 former federal prosecutors and agents challenging a scheme that gives paid Truth Social subscribers early access to President Donald Trump’s official announcements. The brief argues that the arrangement enables self-dealing, encourages corruption and serves no legitimate government purpose.
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