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High Court refusal reveals an “ambient authority” model of “rule by law”
A Judicial Review is refused permission—exposing how classical rule-of-law principles are displaced by managerial enforcement without attribution or…
Dec 24
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Martin Geddes
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Who warrants the warrant? A “Meta-Entick” challenge to the Single Justice Procedure
When judicial power is exercised by automated process, where does its legal authority come from?
Dec 22
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Martin Geddes
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Oracle machines and the limits of law
What computer science reveals about courts that won’t show their work
Dec 15
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Martin Geddes
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Why institutions keep answering the wrong question
A diagnostic framework for understanding how courts and public bodies actually reason
Dec 13
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Martin Geddes
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"When it happens to you" — my testimony
The real human impact of a State operating beyond its limits of power and moral agency
Dec 12
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Martin Geddes
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Mistalitarianism: the violence of non-being
Mistalitarianism is the violence that arises when the State demands obedience to a legal outcome while refusing to prove that the authority issuing it…
Dec 10
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Martin Geddes
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One case. Forty-four courts. Zero legitimacy.
When simulation replaces law, court identity collapses and civil rights vanish
Dec 9
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Martin Geddes
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Does the United States run any “ghost courts”?
A tentative analysis of where the line lies—and who crosses it
Dec 7
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Martin Geddes
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Total vires management
Why modern public institutions need a new discipline for legality in automated systems
Dec 6
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Martin Geddes
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The vires failure spectrum
Why we need a new language for state power that has gone completely off the rails
Dec 5
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Martin Geddes
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Vague-Flag: How provenance collapse is reshaping politics and law
A new analytical category for understanding Q, ghost courts, and institutional paralysis in the digital age
Dec 4
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Martin Geddes
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November 2025
Lexworthiness: The (new) word that could ground Britain’s "ghost courts" overnight
The new rule that could make unsafe tribunals impossible — and save millions of lives (the invisible, legal kind)
Nov 30
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Martin Geddes
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