
Proportionality, or the Lack of It
Last Friday afternoon, on my way home on Sasaki Boulevard, there was an accident. Traffic slowed down, people did what they were supposed to do, and the ro
Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.

Last Friday afternoon, on my way home on Sasaki Boulevard, there was an accident. Traffic slowed down, people did what they were supposed to do, and the ro

A Brief Ruling, A Final Outcome On April 14, 2026, the Supreme Court of the Netherlands brought the criminal case known as "Averstuz" to a final conclusion

Every serious builder reaches a moment when preparation ends, and proof begins. For Riangelo de Cuba and Fluxion that mo

A few weeks ago, I wrote

Tin hopi discusion tocante "HOFA". Hopi opinion. Hopi conclusion. Pero no tur opinion ta basa riba e documento mes. Laga nos ta honesto… Cuanto di nos a le

Sometimes a single announcement tells a much bigger story about the vulnerability of small economies. The recent decision by King Ocean Services
The story of a great lawyer. Lawyers meet many people during their careers. Clients, colleagues, adversaries, judges. But every now and then, someone walks

Why Supervisory Boards Must Protect Their Decision-Making Record Every organisation believes it remembers its own history. Until it doesn’t. Somewhere alon
I released it quietly. No formal presentation. No ceremony. Just a simple post on Facebook. It was only when I realized that it was the International Day o

Most weeks, I write about heavy things. Economics. Law. Governance. Long arcs and hard edges. I don’t mind that work. It matters. But every now and then, i