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Conspiracy vs capacity: why anti-corruption activists keep losing
How mutual suspicion between the public and administrators hides the real threshold between collapse, drift, and entrenchment.
Feb 22
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Martin Geddes
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Supervision vs demolition: on the limits of appeal
Watching a costs catastrophe unfold in court, and what it teaches about my own legal fight
Feb 20
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Martin Geddes
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The mystery of the disappearing appeal
The Crown Court declines to hear my appeal — but on a materially incomplete factual basis — which is a recurring pattern of foreclosure of access to…
Feb 17
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Martin Geddes
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MoJ FOIA: not quite proof, not quite vibes
What the Single Justice Procedure reveals about custody and attribution
Feb 12
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Martin Geddes
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The mother of all AI audits
How ordinary citizens become governance auditors — and why the UK is unusually exposed to AI-driven attribution pressure
Feb 11
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Martin Geddes
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Take me to the moon (if you can — and it really is)
How to think clearly about conspiracy theories… without believing them or debunking them
Feb 10
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Martin Geddes
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The "Attribution Wars"
How the legal system wins by shifting attribution — and you pay the price
Feb 10
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Martin Geddes
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Polaris Project on QAnon: attribution "termination propaganda" and the limits of inquiry
How even good-faith institutional responses to human trafficking can suppress truth by prematurely foreclosing authority
Feb 1
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Martin Geddes
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