Civil Investigative Demands
CHQ Rallies Conservative Leaders To Defend Fourth Amendment
- Administrative state
- Administrative subpoenas
- CFPB
- CIDs
- Civil Investigative Demands
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
- Eric Schneiderman
- Executive Secretary Jackson
- Fourth Amendment
- judgeless warrants
- Ken Cuccinelli
- Mick Mulvaney
- privacy rights
- probably cause
- protection of papers and effects
- Richard Cordray
Led by CHQ Chairman Richard A. Viguerie, American Target Advertising President of Corporate Affairs attorney Mark Fitzgibbons, Former Virginia Attorney General Ken T. Cuccinelli, III and CHQ Editor George Rasley a group of 35 prominent conservative leaders has submitted comments to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau demanding the bureau respect the protections of the Fourth Amendment.
CIDs Dangerous Anti-Fourth Amendment Weapons of the Administrative State
Civil Investigative Demands have become weapons of the administrative state. They have even exceeded their New Deal origins, and have become perhaps the most dangerous institutionalized violation of the Bill of Rights.
