- Comments on Proposed Amendments to the Rules of the U.S. Supreme Court (April 2022)
- Comments to the Office of Science and Technology Policy on Biometric Technologies (January 2022)
- FDP Comments to IADLEST on Transparency in National Decertification Index Expansion (August 2021)
- Comments to Education Secretary Cardona to Preserve Due Process in Title IX Hearings (June 2021)
- Letter to President Biden on Need to Address Discriminatory and Militarized Policing (February 2021)
- Comments to ASTM on Proposed Standard for Hair Examination (May 2020)
- Comments to FDIC on Restrictions for Those with Relevant Criminal Convictions (March 2020)
- Comments to USDA on Proposed Changes to SNAP Benefits for ABAWD (April 2019)
- Letter to Education Secretary DeVos on Proposed Title IX Procedure in Campus Hearings (January 2019)
- Coalition Letters to DNI Coats, House Judiciary on Americans Surveilled by Section 702 (June 2017)
- Coalition Letter On Yahoo Surveillance Revelations (October 2016)
- Letter to President Obama on Banning the Box for Fair-Chance Hiring (October 2015)
- Coalition Letter on USA PATRIOT Act Reforms (March 2015)
- Coalition Letter to Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board on 702 Backdoor Searches (June 2014)
- Coalition Letter to End NSA Bulk Collection (June 2014)
- Letter to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission on the Deliberate Misconduct Rule (May 2014)
- Coalition Letter to White House on Email Privacy and Reform of the ECPA (April 2014)
- NACDL Comments to Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board re FISA Surveillance (April 2014)
- Coalition Letter to President Obama on Guantánamo Detainee Transfers (October 2013)
- Coalition Letter to Secretaries Hagel & Kerry on Periodic Review of Guantánamo Detainees (July 2013)
- Coalition Letter in Favor of Transparency for National Security (July 2013)
- Coalition Letter to Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board on NSA Surveillance (June 2013)
- FAA Comments on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (April 2013)
- Coalition Letter to White House opposing CISPA (March 2013)
- Coalition Letter to DoD Military Commissions on Guantánamo Press Conferences Access (February 2013)
- Coalition Letter to President Obama on Gitmo Transfer Restrictions in FY2013 NDAA (December 2012)
- Coalition Letter to President Obama on Gitmo Transfer Restrictions in NDAA FY2013 (November 2012)
- NACDL Amicus Letter in GTMO Habeas Counsel Access Litigation (August 2012)
- Coalition Letter to DoD Military Commissions on Access to Guantánamo Press Conferences (May 2012)
- Coalition Letter to FAA on the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 (February 2012)
- Coalition Letter to DOJ and SEC on FCPA Guidance and Enforcement (February 2012)
- DoD Military Commissions Response to Norman Reimer on Guantánamo Observer Access (November 2011)
- Coalition Letter to DoD Military Commissions on Guantánamo Observers’ Access (October 2011)
- Coalition Letter to DoD Military Commissions on Guantánamo Observers’ Access (July 2011)
- Coalition Letter to Secretary Gates Regarding Military Commission Rulemaking (April 2011)
- Letter to the SEC on Whistleblower Provisions to the Securities Exchange Act (December 2010)
- Letter to the FCC on Prison Pay Phone Industry (July 2009)
- Comments to US Courts Administration on the Impact of Public Access to Case Documents (October 2007)
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