Following up on this item about Manhattan DA and (climate) lawfare pioneer, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, the Court has sided with GAO’s position that various “climate” correspondence that Bragg’s Office withheld were not privileged and ordered them released, which Bragg’s Office then did. GAO has an outstanding FOIL request still in suit in Manhattan over […]
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Schrödinger’s Professor
Following up on this item, Government Accountability & Oversight has filed its opposition to the University of Michigan’s motion seeking summary dismissal of GAO’s FOIA suit in GAO v. Regents. It seems that Assistant Professor of Law Rachel Rothschild’s work to develop a “Climate Change Superfund” is at the same time both very specifically a focus of her work for […]
DC Circuit Rules in Records Case re Donor-staffed ‘Climate’ Investigation
Today the DC Circuit Court of Appeals issued its ruling and opinion in Schilling v. Speaker, a lawsuit filed citing the under the Common Law Right of Access to record as detailed, e.g., here, about the use by House Oversight Committee and its subcommittee Chair Ro Khanna of ‘staff’ provided by outside activist donors to […]
WSJ on the Rockefellers’ Public-‘Private’ Partnership with Law Enforcement
Over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal Review section featured a long profile reaffirming the obsessive campaign by late-generation Rockefeller family members against ExxonMobil, the company that not only cruelly subjected them and their predecessor generations of Rockefellers to a lifestyle bubble-wrapped in inherited wealth but also led the way in imposing the horrors of […]
Michigan AG Does What Green Lobby Asked
CLW has chronicled the history of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s Office coming to the idea of filing another of the “climate” lawsuits against energy companies so popular among a certain political crowd. Here Here and Here Now that Nessel has announced she’s finally doing what the greens (specifically, Michigan LCV) asked, CLW sees on […]