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Even good people can functionally corrupt the law
Why would a dispute over a tiny sliver of farm lane in North East England, triggered by an obscure legal principle with a Latin name hardly anyone knows, be of interest to a reader of this article in Ohio?
The answer is simple: everywhere...
“I may ultimately be wrong on title. That is for determination.”
Yesterday I witnessed a “lex crash” in a Newcastle county court. Lex is Latin for law, and a lex crash is a particular kind of disaster: one that leaves victims, but no immediately visible wreckage. Unlike a plane crash, everything can appe...
Honey, I was caught on camera!
My main work is causing trouble and then writing about it, which just about keeps my head above water financially, as long as you don’t ask too much about whether I have paid my council tax. Back around 2019 I also started selling my photo...
Before propaganda comes recognition
I do actually have a use for the BBC News website. Whenever an Internet connection is on the blink, I tend to use news.bbc.co.uk as my go-to test of whether the connection is active. It’s easy to type, and the state propaganda engine has ex...
Surviving the odious state
I suspect that people ten or fifty years from now will look back at the testimonies of this time in utter disbelief. How did people manage to put up with a society where the state, entrusted with their protection, had become predatory, yet...
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