Montana weighed in with its entry in the climate kidz sweepstakes with a trial court opinion which, for so long as it lasts, is worth examining. The Wall Street Journal editorial board captured the affair nicely (excerpt below, read the entire item here): … As did Legal Newsline: And National Review:
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Honolulu-lulu II
Following up on this post, it seems the Hawai’i Supreme Court has completely reversed course — and CLW means completely — when it comes to releasing records about its justices’ participation in the climate litigation industry’s seminars to parade plaintiffs’ witnesses and amicus filers in front of as many judges as possible who might hear […]
Honolulu-lulu
Following up on this item, CLW has learned that the Hawai’i state Supreme Court has released a few records to Energy Policy Advocates pertaining to the remarkable series of ‘seminars’ — launched after two setbacks in court for the band of litigious warriors in 2018 — for judges to hear from plaintiffs’ counsel, plaintiffs’ witnesses, […]
A-Whoa-hah
Sunshine law revelations prompt (deeply selective) judicial disclosure Energy Policy Advocates has an eye-opening post about the Hawai’i courts, and the involvement of judges with the climate litigation industry, piggybacking on CLW revelations. Click the link to read the whole thing.
Mahalo, Energy Policy Advocates
Courtesy of the transparency-in-government group Energy Policy Advocates, CLW sees this selection from a University of Hawaii Law School document production, pertaining to that institution playing its part to support the climate litigation industry. Nicely capturing the machinations are the emails showing how the imported event, imported media coverage — and even imported oped published […]