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Habeas Courtus: How AI exposed a ghost court in the machine
Why the next great constitutional doctrine begins with a simple question: “Produce the court.”
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Martin Geddes
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Modelling the void: a breakthrough in computational political science
Our legal and administrative systems have grown so fragmented that their true structure can now only be mapped using formal reasoning tools — including…
Nov 24
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Martin Geddes
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Infinivoids and the ontological woodpecker
How a single formal insight collapses an entire rhetorical legal structure
Nov 23
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Martin Geddes
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To void is human; to ultravoid requires a computer
When the simulation of law becomes indistinguishable from the act
Nov 21
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Martin Geddes
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Beware the “FOTL”!
How name-calling is prejudicing legitimate constitutional challenges
Nov 21
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Martin Geddes
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42 minutes of Public Law Formal Verification
How AI equips ordinary people to validate the lawfulness of administrative acts
Nov 20
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Martin Geddes
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Computational Jurisprudence and the Algebra of Legality
At the frontier of law, everything degenerates into mathematics
Nov 19
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Martin Geddes
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What the Justices' Clerks' Society reveals about automated courts
(An institutional self-portrait the public was never meant to examine closely)
Nov 16
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Martin Geddes
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