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NCLA kicked off the new year with multiple wins! The full Fifth Circuit bench has ruled in our favor, declaring the ATF does not have statutory authority to rewrite the law to ban bump stocks.

Our clients are our heroes. That’s why we dedicate each and every day to fighting against bureaucratic federal agencies that abuse their power.

It’s spring! Time for renewal and growth. At NCLA we are focused on growing our sphere of influence against the Administrative State.

April has been quite the month for us here at NCLA as the U.S. Supreme Court has decided that our client Michelle Cochran gets to have her case heard against the SEC before a real Article III court, not an SEC-hired administrative law judge.

The government is still up to its mass censorship antics. We’ve filed a lawsuit against multiple federal defendants on behalf of six plaintiffs who were injured by Covid-19 vaccines, challenging the government’s coercion of social media companies to censor these victims’ speech online.

Happy Independence Day! We have much to celebrate at NCLA because protecting the freedom and civil liberties of all Americans is our mission.

NCLA scored a major victory, on Independence Day no less, when U.S. District Court Judge Terry Doughty granted a preliminary injunction prohibiting government officials from pressuring social media companies to censor free speech online.

NCLA was not sweating over trivial matters this month. Instead, we were busy ensuring that the real heat stayed on the government’s overreaching attempts to play fast and loose with citizens’ liberties.

In the whirlwind of September, NCLA is proving we’re a force to be reckoned with. First up, we’re taking on the Federal Circuit Judicial Council’s unlawful decision to suspend the Hon. Pauline Newman. Appeal? You bet! But that’s just the opening act.

Beware, for in the dark corners of the Administrative State lurk ghouls, goblins, witches, and monsters. But fret not, for the New Civil Liberties Alliance is the fearless defender of all Americans, ready to vanquish these spooky foes and restore justice! NCLA is celebrating a series of remarkable wins this October, and the excitement doesn’t stop there.

We are especially thankful for our brave clients and incredibly generous supporters this time of year. However, there’s one thing we’re definitely not grateful for – the Administrative State. Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court has just agreed to hear yet another NCLA case in its current term!

In our relentless defense of the Constitution, we continue to stand as a formidable force against the Administrative State’s abuse of power. Our victories and upcoming oral arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court underscore NCLA’s achievements in safeguarding individual rights and challenging unlawful actions of government agencies.

NCLA is kicking off 2024 by relentlessly opposing the Administrative State’s abuse of power! This month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard NCLA’s Relentless v. Department of Commerce case, which takes on unlawful Chevron deference, and in February we will return to the highest court in the land to present our oral argument in Garland v. Cargill.

The New Civil Liberties Alliance is working tirelessly to uphold the fundamental rights and liberties enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. This month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard NCLA’s Garland v. Cargill case, which challenges the ATF’s effort to rewrite a federal statute that bans bump stocks—something ONLY Congress can do.

The fight against the Administrative State continues for the New Civil Liberties Alliance, and the federal government is still up to its unlawful censorship schemes. This month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard Murthy v. Missouri, NCLA’s historic case against government censorship of constitutionally protected speech online.

The New Civil Liberties Alliance continues its unwavering fight for your liberties! This month, NCLA hosted an administrative law conference to celebrate the Tenth Anniversary of Philip Hamburger’s book “Is Administrative Law Unlawful?” It brought together esteemed scholars to discuss the expansion and looming threats posed by the Administrative State.

The New Civil Liberties Alliance continues its unwavering fight for your liberties! This month, NCLA hosted an administrative law conference to celebrate the Tenth Anniversary of Philip Hamburger’s book “Is Administrative Law Unlawful?” It brought together esteemed scholars to discuss the expansion and looming threats posed by the Administrative State.