Anurag Deb
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PhD candidate at Queen's University Belfast. Looking at legislative drafting. Research Officer at the Northern Ireland Assembly. Looking at the Windsor Framework. Interested in devolution, public law, politics and climate change. He/him
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Excellent choice & good luck!!! Next week?
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🚨🚨A bit late on this but absolutely lovely to hold the hard copy of our recently published @hartpublishing.bsky.social anthology titled "Sanctions in the EU Legal Order" that I edited together with Ester Herlin-Karnell and Maria Bergström.
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Being from Cork is like the best thing ever! Love the podcast - in a sea of waffle - tis a lovely haven. Me & @anuragdeb.bsky.social are writing a piece bout Silo too - we're that cool ;) Do let us know if you are in Belfast!
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Grammatically, it seems to me the key point is whether you treat the word “between” as part of the case name or not i.e. “In the Crown Court between Regina and Smith” v. ”In the Crown Court, Regina against Smith.” But it could be either.
Show PostPS. This also raises the other question to which I know no answer: “Why does the common law like v. for versus whereas the civil law historically preferred c. for contra?”
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