Professor Conley Wouters Has Article Published by the Northeastern University Law Review
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An article written by Assistant Professor Conley Wouters titled, “Reciprocal Legal Narrative: Climate Change, Judicial Authority, and the National Apocalyptic in Juliana v. United States,” has been published by the Northeastern University Law Review. Read an excerpt below.
“How can lawyers convince courts to “do the right thing” in the face of unfavorable law? That is, how can they persuade courts to take some judicial action that a judge explicitly acknowledges is ethically required yet prohibited by governing doctrine? In Juliana v. United States, a landmark climate change case, a 2-1 Ninth Circuit decision held that a number of youth plaintiffs had failed to establish Article III standing.