I've never understood why Mann has fought to keep
his UVA emails private.
Presumably, the focus will now be on the American Tradition Institute's abusive efforts to get their hands on all of Mann's
UVa emails (as I recall they already have been given those they were entitled to).
Not exact matches
By Dr. David Schnare N.B., Dr. Schnare is the lead attorney in the
UVA - Mann
email case.
Each pleader registers objection to
UVA providing «personal» or «private»
emails to ATI under its existing court - authorized agreement.
In his attempt to intervene, Mann has called upon friends in academe to bolster his claim that, despite using a taxpayer - funded
email system at
UVA, that he has the right to prevent the public from seeing what he says are «private»
emails.
I would imagine that the prosecutors or the defense would find increased urgency for releasing the
UVA and PennState
emails.
His letter to
UVA's Sullivan (of course) does not note his IPCC deletions as he explains the integrity of his and Mann's «science,» but it does characterize their
emails as «personal.»
The former Atty Gen of Virginia was suing the University of Virginia for access to some of Michael Mann's
Emails while he was at
UVa.
I also like how
UVA let greenpeace have access to some other professor's
emails but are helping Mann keep his private.
The American Traditions Institute (Chris Horner) now called the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute has sued
UVa for release of Michael Mann's
Emails.
Today, the Virginia Supreme Court rejected Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's Civil Investigative Demands (CID)-- essentially subpoenas — that would have required the University of Virginia (
UVA) to turn over
emails and other private correspondence among former university climate scientist Michael Mann and dozens of his colleagues.