New Jersey

GAO’s work continues to spawn published pieces. Today’s second entry is found at RealClear Energy, titled “Regulation-By-Litigation Disregards the Democratic Process and Undermines the Fair Administration of Justice”. The piece addresses what GAO’s OPRA litigation confirmed was more of the same, curious donor-financed climate litigation filed by progressive law enforcement officials at least nominally in parens patriae. For a fulsome…

Last year, GAO filed a New Jersey OPRA suit for the contract (and disclosures) between the Garden State’s Attorney General and climate-plaintiffs’ law firm Sher Edling, LLP—some very basic details the plaintiffs seem to be very concerned about the public seeing, whatever the jurisdiction, after a few arrangements made their way into the public domain. GAO is pleased to report…