Bullet points of 'Corruptly influencing the courts': Climate justice group that trains federal judges under scrutiny

Bullet points of 'Corruptly influencing the courts': Climate justice group that trains federal judges under scrutiny
- Republican governors urge President Biden to end what they call his regulatory war on American energy.
- A new report by the American Energy Institute (AEI) alleges that the Environmental Law Institute's Climate Judiciary Project (CJP) is corruptly influencing the courts and destroying the rule of law to promote climate cult alarmism.
- The report claims that CJP is a partner to more than two dozen public plaintiffs suing energy providers to hold them liable for damages resulting from climate change effects.
- CJP has trained more than 2,000 state and federal judges, the report says.
- The AEI says the training program is 'really like interfering with the referees before a match and before a game'.
- The report alleges that CJP conceals its ties to the plaintiffs, such that judges seeking information in good faith may not know that CJP is an untrustworthy source.
- The U.S. Judicial Conference has warned judges of seminars where they may be 'influenced inappropriately' and AEI's report alleges that CJP 'hides its partnership with the plaintiffs because they know these ties create judicial ethics problems'.