May 30, 2024 | National Law Journal
SCOTUS, Common Sense and the Limits of Climate Change LitigationIn defense of our legal system, the law that is developed in courts and legislatures quite regularly reflects the wisdom of the average citizen. When it does not, we should be skeptical.
By Donald J. Kochan
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April 20, 2023 | National Law Journal
Guidance Needed From US Supreme Court on State-Based Climate Change LawsuitsOn April 21, the U.S. Supreme Court will vote on whether to grant review of Suncor Energy v. Board of County Commissioners of Boulder County and determine the jurisdictional and pleadings issues surrounding removal rights.
By Donald J. Kochan
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August 23, 2000 | Law.com
After BurmaWho speaks for the United States on the world stage? Clearly, the federal government has the main role. But can the states break in with their divergent views? The Supreme Court in June essentially said no. What about the power of private individuals to push around U.S. foreign policy? The justices haven't said, but these days other courts seem all too willing to let individuals direct the show.
By Donald J. Kochan
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