May 8 2024 Topics Federal Courts • Federalism & Separation of Powers • Environmental Law & Property Rights Blog Post A Hopeful End to the Climate Kids Case Paul E. Salamanca And so, the days of Juliana v. United States came to an end. Just over...
Sep 7 2023 Publication State Court Docket Watch In re Hawai'i Electric Light Company: Legislative Purpose, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and the Public Interest Charles Yates Article XI, section 9 of the Constitution of Hawai'i establishes “a right to a clean...
Mar 19 2021 Topics Separation of Powers Blog Post Timeless Concepts for a Trying Time: The Separation of Powers and Judicial Review Maria S. Lazar If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men,...
Aug 27 2019 Topics Federal Courts • Regulatory Transparency Project • Environmental Law & Property Rights Blog Post News Climate and the Courts: Juliana Oral Arguments James W. Coleman How much can the federal courts do on a climate change? If you want more...
Jun 24 2019 Podcast FedSoc Forums Litigation Update: Juliana v. United States Jonathan H. Adler, James R. May, Damien Michael Schiff On June 4, 2019, a Ninth Circuit panel heard oral argument in a high-profile interlocutory...
Dec 7 2018 Topics Jurisprudence • Litigation • Regulatory Transparency Project • Environmental Law & Property Rights • Originally Speaking Blog Post Originally Speaking Originally Speaking: Climate Change and Common Law Public Nuisance Daniel E. Lungren, Donald J. Kochan, Patrick A. Parenteau, Richard Faulk, John S. Baker Originally Speaking is a written debate series that approaches a contemporary topic from diverse perspectives. The...
Nov 17 2018 Video Event Videos Climate Change Nuisance Suits David Bookbinder, John K. Bush, Eric Grant, James L. Huffman, Mark W. Smith Should climate change responsibility be evaluated in the courts or by the elected policymaking branches?...
Nov 17 2018 Podcast Event Videos Climate Change Nuisance Suits David Bookbinder, John K. Bush, Eric Grant, James L. Huffman, Mark W. Smith Should climate change responsibility be evaluated in the courts or by the elected policymaking branches?...
Apr 24 2018 Topics Environmental & Energy Law • Environmental Law & Property Rights Blog Post News Developments on Juliana v. United States Damien Michael Schiff To what extent should the courts be involved in directing the federal government’s response to...
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A Hopeful End to the Climate Kids Case
And so, the days of Juliana v. United States came to an end. Just over...
In re Hawai'i Electric Light Company: Legislative Purpose, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and the Public Interest
Charles Yates
Article XI, section 9 of the Constitution of Hawai'i establishes “a right to a clean...
Topics
Timeless Concepts for a Trying Time: The Separation of Powers and Judicial Review
If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men,...
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Climate and the Courts: Juliana Oral Arguments
How much can the federal courts do on a climate change? If you want more...
Litigation Update: Juliana v. United States
Jonathan H. Adler, James R. May, Damien Michael Schiff
On June 4, 2019, a Ninth Circuit panel heard oral argument in a high-profile interlocutory...
Topics
Originally Speaking: Climate Change and Common Law Public Nuisance
Originally Speaking is a written debate series that approaches a contemporary topic from diverse perspectives. The...
Climate Change Nuisance Suits
David Bookbinder, John K. Bush, Eric Grant, James L. Huffman, Mark W. Smith
Should climate change responsibility be evaluated in the courts or by the elected policymaking branches?...
Climate Change Nuisance Suits
David Bookbinder, John K. Bush, Eric Grant, James L. Huffman, Mark W. Smith
Should climate change responsibility be evaluated in the courts or by the elected policymaking branches?...
Topics
Developments on Juliana v. United States
To what extent should the courts be involved in directing the federal government’s response to...