For Immediate Release: June 16, 2016 Contact: Craig Richardson [email protected] 703-981-5553 AZ Superior Courts Sides with E&E Legal and Orders UofA to Disclose 'Climate' Related Public Records Including Correspondence of Longtime Activists Hughes and Overpeck Washington, DC – On June 14, 2016, the Superior Court of Pima County, Arizona, the Honorable Judge James Marner, ordered the [...]
by Ileana Najarro Washington Post [Note from E&E Legal General Counsel David Schnare, who explained this to the Washington Post reporter: "There is a lot of misunderstanding about the $250 'damages' assessed by the Court. Any appellant that loses their appeal in the Virginia Supreme Court has to make this payment to the opposing party. [...]
Theresa Defino, Editor Report on Research Compliance Although the University of Virginia (U.Va.) recently won a case protecting a climate scientist’s emails, the ruling is binding only in the commonwealth, and the organization that filed suit plans to keep peppering universities around the country with similar requests under state open records laws. The Supreme Court of Virginia’s April [...]
by Patrick McNamara Arizona Daily Star A Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group has sued the University of Arizona demanding the release of a cache of documents — including two professors’ emails — related to climate change and global warming. The Energy and Environment Legal Institute, which until recently was known as the American Tradition Institute, first [...]
For Immediate Release – September 10, 2013 Contact: Craig Richardson, Executive Director, American Tradition Institute [email protected] ATI Files Suit to Compel the University of Arizona to Produce Records Related to So-Called “Hockey Stick” Global Warming Research On Friday, September 6th, the American Tradition Institute (ATI), a non-profit public policy organization, along with counsel from the [...]
