Morning Docket: Climate Tort Concerns, Judicial Ethics, Disney Legal Battles

* "Justices Fret Any Climate Tort Ruling Will Open Pandora's Box." Yeah, you wouldn't want to unleash some sort of compounding harm without any mechanism for controlling it... [Law360] * Judge James Ho complains about judges being accused of using their power to audition for higher office. "No one has the power to look into another man’s heart and ascertain his actual motivations or ambitions," wrote the man who authored a law review article defending birthright citizenship and then swiftly decided it was unconstitutional once it became a Donald Trump litmus test. [Bloomberg Law News] * Disney's Chief Legal Officer has lead big fights at prior companies, and now he's fighting the administration over the First Amendment. [Wall Street Journal] * Professor Rick Hasen explains how Trump can and cannot interfere with the midterm elections. [Slate] * Chicago Cubs win lawsuit against neighbors for being able to see into the stadium. [ABA Journal] * New York brings RICO suit against personal injury firm alleging staged accidents. [Newsday] * Catholic Church sues U.S. government over effort to block detainees from receiving religious services. [Reuters] The post Morning Docket: 10.06.26 appeared first on Above the Law.