An analysis in a Vox article cites Just Security’s litigation tracker, which has recorded nearly 140 lawsuits challenging President Trump’s executive actions, highlighting the judicial checks on authoritarian policies.

Just Security published an editorial on October 30, 2024 that criticizes the interference of billionaire media owners such as Jeff Bezos and Patrick Soon-Shiong in editorial decisions at major newspapers, arguing that such plutocratic influence undermines press freedom and contributes to authoritarian tendencies.

The article published on May 16, 2023 by Just Security outlines the significant human rights risks of spyware technology and calls for an international regulatory framework to prevent its abuse by repressive regimes. The piece highlights how current oversight is insufficient and argues that effective regulation would force state actors and companies to adhere to strict human rights standards, thereby countering authoritarian practices.

Just Security published an in‐depth analysis highlighting troubling surveillance trends in America, critiquing the rapid adoption of intrusive technologies by law enforcement and calling for greater transparency and democratic oversight in the use of tools such as facial recognition and AI surveillance.

Just Security published an analytical piece emphasizing the enforcement of campaign finance laws as a crucial national security measure. The article criticizes lax enforcement measures and highlights recent indictments tied to Giuliani’s associates, arguing that robust legal action against foreign interference in U.S. elections is essential to defend democracy against authoritarian influences.