Leverhulme Grant Funded Project on Modern technologies, privacy law and the dead led by researchers from the Universities of Southampton, Aston and Newcastle
Our latest blog post "R v Collins: A second look" looks at the potential forms of redress when images of the dead are disseminated. https://t.co/E2iBBQoSme
I've been interviewed and feature in this article - Cost of Living Crisis Driving People to Spurious Theories Spread by Online ‘Help’ Groups – Byline Times https://t.co/93UVVRagel
I'm delighted to share that my article on the surveillance of intersexuality in sports is now out with Social & Legal Studies!
https://t.co/yDXjtnnZeQ
@KitzingerCelia A good example of why open justice is so important, demystifying the process & reducing the barriers /anxiety for a family member- hopefully promoting active involvement in her mother's future case (imagine it feels very daunting for family to attend COP with no prior knowledge).
My new blog post - co-authored with the daughter of P (s.21A, dementia) in a different case. It's so useful for family members to watch a COP hearing before experiencing the hearing for their own relative. Pleased this could be facilitated in #notsecretcourt
Excellent meeting with Mom's home care hospice provider that quickly dispensed with the What is Hospice? bit for me and Retired-Funeral-Director-Dad. Then we all talked about death, the history of hospice care since the 1970s and Cecily Saunders.
It was very comforting.
My amazing Mom....
has an aggressively spreading and incurable bowel cancer so we're starting hospice care for her soon
At home.
Where she wants to die.
This is my favourite photo of her
my little sister
and me
a long time ago
at the photo studio with sublime fake backdrops.
This case is back in court
Wednesday 11th May 2022
Royal Courts of Justice
Before Mr Justice Williams
10:30am
COP 13913343Re P
MS Teams
For access contact:
[email protected]
https://t.co/PmWsHcapY4 via @OpenJusticeCoP
Join us on Thursday for this colloquium with Prof Dan Huttenlocher (Dean of the College of Computing, MIT) on “The age of AI”. Grateful as always to @Guinnessisgd4u and her team at @TORCHOxford for superb organisation. https://t.co/rDP86eexP3
Metaverse Company to Offer Immortality Through ‘Live Forever’ Mode - re issues “These things, we'll have to figure out metaverse-company-to-offer-immortality-through-live-forever-mo @lilianedwards @MarisaMcV our paper discusses some of it. https://t.co/fKY93eAdm7 via @motherboard
A brilliant keynote @paulmaharg #bileta22 Great thinking points about how we could all improve approaches to legal education and creativity. His last slide brings both sadness and hope... @bileta
Is Clearview (or its ilk) "general purpose" AI?
if so according to #AIA amendments floating around paid for by big tech, they would cease to be a provider with any responsibilities where service incorporated into another product - even tho biometric ID is always high risk 1/2
This edited collection brings together a wonderful group of leading election law scholars and has been published by @ElgarPublishing. More info about the book can be found here: https://t.co/rKkGz6P7TD
Associate Professor @jacob_eisler has recently published a chapter, 'Campaign Speech and the Universal Dilemma in the Common Law of Elections: A Lesson from the Anglo-American Divide' in Comparative Election Law edited by Jim Gardner.
The programme for the workshop, including information about the speakers and their talks, as well as the link to register, can be found here: https://t.co/Vgp2mQ4QG3
“The family lived modestly in a one-bedroom apartment. His mother was a nurse, his father first a street cleaner and later an electrician. What extra money they had, they spent on Joseph’s education — every book in the household was his.”
https://t.co/CveL1sIXJv