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Hardcore Leftists Teach Judges How to Handle Global Warming

A hardcore Left-wing climate group is training judges on how to handle global warming cases with as little notice as possible. The Environmental Law Institute “is "preparing the bench to understand the science and ensure justice in the new legal environment," Fox News reports. The Washingt

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Good News: Climate Cult Training Judges To Rule In Their Favor - Pirate s Cove

Good News: Climate Cult Training Judges To Rule In Their Favor - Pirate s Cove
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Left-wing climate group is quietly training judges how to handle global warming cases

Left-wing climate group is quietly training judges how to handle global warming cases
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Biased judges in climate lawsuits threaten integrity of the court system

The American legal system depends on judges who are impartial, serving as unbiased arbiters with no predisposition to any litigant. This impartiality is the bedrock of a just court system that not only ensures the fair application of the law but gives the public confidence in our justice system.

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Accession to U N Convention on the Law of the Sea Would Expose the U S to Baseless Climate Change Lawsuits

Abstract: Among the many reasons why the U.S. should not accede to the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is the reality that it would expose the United States to international environmental lawsuits that would harm its environmental, economic, and military interests. Having failed to impose their agenda on the U.S., climate change alarmists and other environmental activists are preparing the legal ground and claimants to sue the U.S. if it joins UNCLOS. Even the threat of such suits or failed suits will affect the U.S.

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