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The conceits of the “Johnny Come Latelies” BY Professor R.D. Charon LLB (Cantab), BCL, Ph.d,  FRSA Emeritus Professor of Jurisprudence, University of The Rive Gauche, London Faculty, London Author of the world class bestseller: “Legal Nihilism: A Random Theory of Law”, Maninahat Press, 2009 It is always a pleasure to be invited to ‘Guest’ by [...]

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Contexts of coalition ‘real politik’ Professor Theodosius Farrago If one examines coalitionism, one is faced with a choice: either reject dialectic theory or conclude that the collective is part of the absurdity of sexuality. The subject is interpolated into an objectivism that includes consciousness as a whole. However, in ‘Modern Real Politik under the Conservative-Liberal-democrat [...]

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I am delighted to be invited by my brother Charon QC to put a few points about the absurd and mildly bewildering rise of Nick Clegg as a mainstream political force. Charon QC is busying himself surfing the internet for interesting places to live on the West Coast of Scotland and is not at all [...]

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The academic approach…

A question of criminal law… My brother, Charon QC, has little taste for writing on matters of law. This is not the case with me.  I have devoted a large part of my life to writing law books, articles and monographs designed to make the law as obscure as possible to student and practitioner alike.  [...]

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Examinations…marking of…

I have just seen my brother’s reference to marking examination scripts. Yes, it is true. He did this for some time. In my view he should be tried as a war criminal. He was far too lenient. In but a few days or weeks, the hapless (or should that be hopeless?) and lazy will be [...]

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A start by “RD”

While my younger brother grapples with the technical aspects of wordpress and works out how to give me posting rights under my own ‘moniker’ I shall post with my avatar. I began my academic career at a good university, but one, unfortunately placed geographically, far too distant from where I wished to be, so I [...]

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