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Logos before Lex
When the law becomes corrupted we have to return to its metaphysical roots
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Martin Geddes
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How I learned to love the limits of my remit
A memoir of a war too big to know, and a purpose never too small to do
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Martin Geddes
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Inside the "Absolute Zero Protocol"
How to shut down "ghost courts" lawfully and reject void convictions
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Martin Geddes
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Using AI to unmask procedural fraud
How multiple distinct roles tighten up interactions with slippery administrative systems
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Martin Geddes
"Legal antimatter" for constitutional repair
How my Case Stated appeal is likely unprecedented in modern English legal history
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Martin Geddes
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When the wound doesn’t bleed
The neurological reality of invisible war
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Martin Geddes
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June 2025

Executable essays: writing as weapon
Code for the machine. Covenant for the soul.
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Martin Geddes
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The four axes of AI userdom
Mapping the moral, cognitive, strategic, and volitional dimensions of alignment
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Martin Geddes
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From £100 fine to £250,000 problem: the "Absolute Zero Protocol"
How lawful civilians can collapse unlawful prosecutions by weaponising procedure itself via "Justicesec" doctrine
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Martin Geddes
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The "Carlisle Doctrine": expose, don't escape
Why it is more powerful to show the system is failing on its own terms, not yours
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Martin Geddes
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Section 142: A lawful answer to an unlawful system
A template for collapsing mass prosecution regimes through precision, truth, and moral force
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Martin Geddes
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Is the Single Justice Procedure automated fraud?
When the state turns from due process to debt farming, it is no longer about justice
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Martin Geddes
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