I won't be impressed until Claude eats a whole thing of ice cream and drunk dials his ex
06.03.2026 22:01
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I won't be impressed until Claude eats a whole thing of ice cream and drunk dials his ex
New post: introducing my new article on Canadian constitutional conventions being forgotten or disregarded. doubleaspect.blog/2026/02/24/f...
Will my professor know?
Einstein submits assignments from your account just like you would. The work is original and generated per-assignment — not copied from a database.
Ugh
Finally published, in the Dalhousie LJ: a piece looking at widespread, and sometimes wilful, forgetting of some constitutional conventions in Canada, and wondering what, if anything, might be done about it. Paper available at: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
The Views is on Goodreads! Thanks to whoever rated it 🥰
picture of whitworth arch
Have a great week, everyone! 🐝
Lovely pic of Whitworth Arch here, from @photojobby on Instagram 📸
As a hard core fan, it's disappointing that Emily Bronte's novelization of Wuthering Heights is not more faithful to the movie
early afternoon
Picture of the whitworth arch taken through trees from oxford road.
Hope everybody had a nice Valentine's - now let's start the week off right!
Thanks to @photojobby on Insta for this beautiful shot of a leafy Whitworth Arch 📸
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Many thanks!
Update: the monograph is available for pre-order now! Release date September 2026 amzn.eu/d/01e3wd1K
The ManReg Public Law Seminar Series had an excellent start to 2026 with a stimulating paper from Dr Duncan Wallace (Melbourne) entitled “A History of the Hardial Singh Principles”. @uomsoss.bsky.social
me going through chatgpt's 8-bulletpoint summary of moby dick
1/2 Here’s a 1 min trailer for Advanced Issues in Public Law, a 2nd yr module I’m teaching late 2026 at @durham.ac.uk with @aileenmcharg.bsky.social and @rogermasterman.bsky.social.
I just used iMovie. No AI.
I&S = individual and the state; UK Con = UK constitutional law—both 1st yr modules.
Double-decker bus in Manchester on a wet, foggy day, November 1953 (Mirrorpix/Getty).
The accusation that the Lords are “obstructing democracy” by supporters of the assisted dying bill is a ridiculous one that shows up the flaws in this process that have been there from the very beginning – which have repeatedly been covered up by heated rhetoric (1/?)
30,000+ Iranians slaughtered in just two days.
48,000+ murdered since December 28, when the uprising against the regime began.
These are the latest figures reported by the ICHR.
Silence helps the regime, not the Iranian people. Speak up now before there is no one left to save.
This is devastating. All solidarity with the people of Iran
This is relatable. I myself was so furious I didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize that I refused to floss for a whole day
Frozen 3 concept: set 1000 years after Frozen 2, everyone is dead apart from the immortal Olaf, who wanders desolate winter landscapes overwhelmed by his unending grief. Includes songs
people who wash new clothes before wearing them, who hurt you
This is a tightly argued paper that challenges some prevailing assumptions on the compatibility of life sentences with human rights (as understood by the ECtHR). Still, I'd have liked to see more as to whether all carceral regimes are covered by the argument (or just some). Anyway, recommended
Many thanks Paolo, glad you liked it
And me too!
The January 2026 issue of @publiclaw.bsky.social is now available on Westlaw. Analysis pieces from @erinferguson.bsky.social on the Tortoise Media and Sammut decisions; Dan Meagher on the interaction of art and non-discrimination law; and @diggorybailey.bsky.social on use of explanatory notes ...
Hot off the @publiclaw.bsky.social presses, my review of Lord Sumption's recent book is now available on Westlaw, or in its pre-publication format on SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers..... Many thanks to @lewisgrahamlaw.bsky.social for inviting me to do this!
I'm happy to share this new paper with @doubleaspect.blog
ICYMI: Why New Zealand's approach to life imprisonment without parole is doctrinally and philosophically sounder than that of Canada and the European Court of Human Rights — a new paper with @guyjbaldwin.bsky.social
Another day in which I'm so very proud of the work by my @lsjleeds.bsky.social colleagues
(Also, another reminder that there are five days left us to apply to join us!
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DPX168/l...)
