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What lexineering reveals
An AI companion on the question we forgot to ask about law itself
 • Martin Geddes
Lexineering: the missing engineering discipline for law
The legal system is safety-critical infrastructure for society. It should be engineered to keep the risk of injustice within defensible limits.
 • Martin Geddes
The breakdown of societal recognition
What happens when we no longer inhabit compatible social and political realities?
 • Martin Geddes
When did Staines become Croydon? And why?
Observations on changing times in the town I grew up in
 • Martin Geddes
Heavens above! (literally)
A night of stargazing as an alternative to intellectualising about courts
 • Martin Geddes
The boundary stone, the scales, and a fifth
What ancient Biblical law can teach us about a very modern failure of justice
 • Martin Geddes
Even good people can functionally corrupt the law
The failure modes of the legal system become more interesting when they are the result of seemingly normal operation, not personal misconduct or…
 • Martin Geddes
“I may ultimately be wrong on title. That is for determination.”
Field report of an afternoon of moral and spiritual violence in the Devil’s legal playground
 • Martin Geddes

September 2026

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