About

I’m a DPhil candidate at St John’s College, University of Oxford. My supervisor is Timothy Endicott. I write and teach in administrative law, constitutional law, and the philosophy of law.

My thesis is on administrative law, largely focused on English cases but drawing also on the United States, Canada, and Australia. It contrasts limits on the scope of a power from controls on its exercise, which correspond to a distinction between jurisdictional and non jurisdictional grounds of review.

Apart from administrative law, I do work in general jurisprudence (mostly along natural law and anti-positivist lines), special jurisprudence (especially crime and tort), and constitutional theory (especially the rule of law). I also have wide-ranging interests in moral and political philosophy.