Administrative Law
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On Staying in One’s Lane
A response to critics of alleged judicial overreach in the face of legislative and governmental arbitrariness Continue reading
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Motte and Bailey Unreasonableness
There is much to learn from a recent English decision on police impartiality Continue reading
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Vermeule and Verres
The “common good constitutionalism” motte-and-bailey revisited, and why due process matters to the moderns as well as the ancients Continue reading
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Trying Nicer
My submission to the NZ Ministry of Regulation on the Regulatory Standards Bill proposal Continue reading
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Going Pro(Rogue) Faster
The Federal Court expedites the hearing of the challenge to the prorogation of Parliament Continue reading
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Nice Try
New Zealand’s government wants better regulation. Is it going about it the right way? Continue reading
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Not Getting the Message
Introducing a new paper about judicial deference to administrative limitations of constitutional rights Continue reading
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Marxist Administrative Law
The Supreme Court re-writes the law of judicial review. Again. Maybe. Who knows, eh? Continue reading
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#LOLNothingMatters
The Supreme Court’s decision to uphold deferential review of administrative decisions that implicate “Charter values” is deeply unserious Continue reading
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Bonkerstown Bypass
The “math is racist” decision is overturned―on narrow grounds that give little guidance for the future Continue reading
Double Aspect 