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The author is a writer and lawyer who regularly blogs on law and policy matters
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Has the government overreached in using terrorism law against Palestine Action?
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The weekly constitutional
What the Palestine Action proscription tells us about UK terrorism law
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Meme cases and the failure of public legal information
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The UK constitution is even more vulnerable than the US constitution
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How ‘distinguished’ UK lawyers made an unconvincing case against the recognition of Palestine
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What makes a legal person?
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Why two recent judgments of Lord Leggatt matter
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The US Supreme Court has freed Trump further from the rule of law
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International law is at a postwar low point
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The law is powerless against stochastic political violence
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