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One day, zero fees: are lawyers obsolete?
How AI coauthored a Kings Counsel-grade claim in a single day—without a £10k bill
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Martin Geddes
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Seven principles for lawful living in an unlawful age
Clean signal strategies for power, protection, and prophetic resistance
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Two lenses on one war
Reconciling the tactical and transcendent views of Q
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Martin Geddes
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Jurisdiction is not a vibe
How procedural drag shows are collapsing the rule of law
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Martin Geddes
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The spy who didn't love me
Lessons from the front line of narcissistic abuse — and the toll it takes on children, parents, and society
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Martin Geddes
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Help fund “triple mandamus” High Court action
Three concurrent judicial reviews compelling public authorities to act lawfully
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Martin Geddes
Who really runs our courts (and collects fines)?
The HMCTS executive agency model put under the "civilian auditor" spotlight
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Martin Geddes
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A Dicey proposition: can Parliament "fix" a fraud by abolishing the rule of law?
What happens when the state rewrites the constitution to cover its tracks?
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July 2025

Rallying for freedom in "Madchester"
A belated photojournalism update from a protest in February
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Martin Geddes
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The spirit of crypto
An exploration of how spirituality and distributed ledger technology may intersect
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Martin Geddes
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No "escape hatch" from jurisdiction fraud
Why using a "ghost court" name is an incurable defect, not administrative error
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Martin Geddes
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Simulated justice: nullity of 'ghost courts'
How AI empowers litigants in person to outperform barristers on constitutional law
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Martin Geddes
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