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Uncorrupting covenant: the four layers of decision and authority
Before what we do—and how we decide—there are deeper questions: what determines what counts as authority, and what we ultimately serve?
Mar 21 • Martin Geddes
What decides when you decide?
A clinical reframing of addiction as a problem of authority, not desire
Mar 20 • Martin Geddes
Beyond “the high”: restoring self-governance at the point of decision
How identifying the “synthetic governance object” restores choice and prevents the inversion of our survival instinct
Mar 20 • Martin Geddes
Dark patterns in law
How a minor motoring case reveals the use of narrative in place of proof
Mar 19 • Martin Geddes
Paperwork sadism
Inverse bureaucracy and the quiet weaponisation of AI
Mar 18 • Martin Geddes
Accounting for the incarcerated
A Freedom of Information request reveals that the Ministry of Justice cannot say how often fines imposed through the Single Justice Procedure lead to…
Mar 16 • Martin Geddes
The case of the case that wasn't a case
How a magistrates' court charge collapses under attribution analysis
Mar 15 • Martin Geddes
The sad insanity of bridging the unrevealed reveal
How the long days of awaiting mass disclosure and a financial reset can drive you mad
Mar 14 • Martin Geddes
The return of 'man traps' to an uncivil society
How 'car pits' demonstrate the broken logic of modern administrative governance
Mar 12 • Martin Geddes
Covenant, threshold, and collapse of jurisdiction
How court names open the gateway to lawful authority — and what happens when the door fails
Mar 10 • Martin Geddes
Administrative idolatry and the 'shape of law'
Why misleading court names are only the boundary symptom of a deeper sickness: ungodly principalities ruling through the administrative state
Mar 6 • Martin Geddes
Court costs fundraiser and photo art sale
Help me cover the £3,695.81 cost of challenging uncertainty over the legal identity of the tribunal said to have convicted me
Mar 5 • Martin Geddes
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