The Law and Policy Blog · Scour

What the Palestine Action judgment means

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1642’s Five Members vs 2026’s Six Members

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Three reasons why the Mandelson disclosure exercise will be a shock for the government

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The constitutional significance of what happened to the Prime Minister last week

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On Mandelson’s emails – how to think about disclosed documentary evidence

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Thinking about what has happened in Minnesota

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My posts this week

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When the United Kingdom annexed a north Atlantic island

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“…neither rhyme nor reason” – how are currently in a situation where precedents and norms and laws and rules and theories offer no assistance.

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Notes on gangster states: why legitimacy matters when the state has a monopoly on coercive and lethal force.

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We are Christopher Isherwood, watching the scenes in the Berlin street below from our apartment window above.

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But what about international law?

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The United States is a gangster state at home and a rogue state abroad

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Jane Austen as a writer about law

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Trump v BBC: the battle begins

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A guided tour of President Trump’s 33-page, $5 billion lawsuit against the British Broadcasting Corporation

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The correct way to go around reviewing the ECHR – and the incorrect reasons for doing so

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Extremism, conformity, and the problem of law

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How the BBC censored the line that Trump is “the most openly corrupt president in American history”

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