There is still time to sign up for this hybrid event hosted by UCL Faculty of Laws with Edinburgh Law School's Dr Martin David Kelly (@Philosophy_Law) happening next Wednesday, 15 May.

Learn more: ucl.ac.uk/laws/events/20…

A more accessible do-over: I'm looking forward to talking with the Statute Law Society (Statute Law Society) next Wednesday at 6pm BST about the Curious Case of the Morphing 'Always Speaking' Provision. It is hybrid, and details of how to register are here. Here's a blurb. Come join us!

Our Deputy Director Dr Martin David Kelly (Martin David Kelly) is giving an invited lecture to the Statute Law Society (@law_statute) - entitled 'Always Speaking' Provisions: Legal Transplants Gone Awry - next Wednesday (15th May) at 6pm BST. You can participate in-person or online.

I'm looking forward to talking with the Statute Law Society (Statute Law Society) next Wednesday at 6pm BST about the Curious Case of the Morphing 'Always Speaking' Provision. It is hybrid, and details of how to register are here 👇. I've attached the blurb. Come join us!

My thanks to all who took time to read my paper ‘Uncommunicative Legislating’ and participate in this. The comments were great and they will make the paper much better. And special thanks to Lucas Miotto Lucas Miotto and Ezequiel Monti Ezequiel Monti for the invitation to present it 🙏🏻

This is today! Martin David Kelly's paper is 🔥🔥🔥! I'm really looking forward to the discussion. Join us!

This is today! Abstract and 'teaser' attached. Do join us!

Call for abstracts for the VCLG this autumn - please share with your networks. Accessible text-version to follow in thread below (1/...)

Last day to submit an abstract to the Taking Social Norms Seriously conference!

Solum on Outcome Reasons and Process Reasons in Normative Constitutional Theory (Final Version), lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

Now that I have actually written the paper, it seems safe to share this! Do come along 👍🏻

This is tomorrow!

By the way, our next seminar will be on May 3. The great Martin David Kelly will be presenting his paper 'Uncommunicative Legislating'. You can register here: bit.ly/4aFGAZ2

We're really looking forward to hosting this year's annual Jurisprudence Lecture at University of Glasgow on June 19th, which will be delivered by Miranda Fricker (NYU). Further details: shorturl.at/hrLO0

Our next (and final 😢) legal theory seminar of 2023/24 is on Thursday 2 May @ 3pm when Jonathan Gingerich (Jonathan Gingerich= @jonathangingerich.bsky.social) (@Rutgers_LawPhil) will present his paper 'Democratic Vibes'. Details are here: law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/ev…. Our Call for Abstracts for 2024/25 is open, please apply!

The final workshop on legal drafting and interpretation is a banger. 100% must attend. Look at the panel--fab mix of academics and practitioners

Another plug for the legal theory festival in general and the workshop on legislation and legislative interpretation which will take place on the afternoon of 5th June.

Excellent programme and for those interested in legislation and interpretation fantastic event on the afternoon of 5th June drawing on the work of the late Ruth Sullivan. Excellent speakers and panel & the session is running in hybrid form.

This is tomorrow!