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Extreme climate activists are manipulating judges

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Those who swear an oath to uphold the Constitution accept a duty that is neither symbolic nor optional. It demands vigilance, impartiality, and the moral courage to defend the integrity of our judicial system against any effort to bend the law for political aims. That duty is being tested today by a coordinated campaign to influence judges and weaponize the courts against energy producers.

This challenge came into sharper focus after reporting revealed the Climate Judiciary Project, created by the Environmental Law Institute, is under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee. In a letter, the committee warned that CJP appeared to be “predisposing federal and state judges in favor of plaintiffs” in climate-related lawsuits. Such efforts undermine the Constitution’s guarantee of equal justice and threaten to turn the judiciary into a staging ground for ideological litigation rather than neutral adjudication.

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