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May 2025

When justice is a remote island far away
My daily struggle to access the court system with tragicomic anecdotes
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Martin Geddes
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Geddes v Justices at Carlisle: Ontological challenge to judicial reality
Not about a bad decision, but about a decision having no lawful reality at all
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Martin Geddes
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On horse fairs and ghost courts
The story so far in the year from Appleby Horse Fair to the High Court in London
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Martin Geddes
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Two hundred and sixty three pages of pain
I have couriered two Judicial Review bundles to London challenging "ghost courts"
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Martin Geddes
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Oops! I did it again… (Judicial Review #2)
When one constitutional High Court review is insufficient for a Litigant in Person
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Martin Geddes
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Justice should not be a Himalayan ascent
Getting officials to answer simple questions feels like an extreme expedition
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Martin Geddes
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Procedural silence is confession of guilt
How my parking case turned into a constitutional meltdown of national significance
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Martin Geddes
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Metawarfare: the civilian doctrine of AI-assisted sovereignty
Or "How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love My Chatbot"
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Martin Geddes
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When the law tells a lie
How an American family court betrayed the Constitution, leaving death and decay
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Martin Geddes
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Christ as the "Original 5GW Commander"
The New Testament as spiritual warfare doctrine
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Martin Geddes
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Constitutional crime? Patriot protection!
One custody case, a federal crime scene, 124 donors, and a vehicle of justice
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Martin Geddes
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