Charles
@oscharles.bsky.social
Assistant Professor in Law at Maynooth University focused on the welfare state, migration and social inclusion | BLM I He/They Sé/Siad |
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Our wonderful team - based @maynoothlaw.bsky.social and the wider university - are: @tobiaslock.bsky.social; @orlakelleher.bsky.social; @oscharles.bsky.social; @hubertsmekal.bsky.social; @mariamurphy.bsky.social; Dr Derek Barter; Dr Ollie Bartlett; and Dr David Mangan.
November 10, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Our wonderful team - based @maynoothlaw.bsky.social and the wider university - are: @tobiaslock.bsky.social; @orlakelleher.bsky.social; @oscharles.bsky.social; @hubertsmekal.bsky.social; @mariamurphy.bsky.social; Dr Derek Barter; Dr Ollie Bartlett; and Dr David Mangan.
A wee bit of sightseeing was also done
October 18, 2025 at 6:53 PM
A wee bit of sightseeing was also done
I would almost put money on this requiring a referral to the Supreme Court and a nonsensical preliminary reference so that they can be informed about primacy and disapplication, again when the High Court is unsure of what to do with the CoA decision
August 3, 2025 at 1:37 PM
I would almost put money on this requiring a referral to the Supreme Court and a nonsensical preliminary reference so that they can be informed about primacy and disapplication, again when the High Court is unsure of what to do with the CoA decision
The Court of Appeals should not have heard the action with a preliminary reference pending - but the Superior Courts are often quite poor on the fundamentals of EU law
August 2, 2025 at 3:52 PM
The Court of Appeals should not have heard the action with a preliminary reference pending - but the Superior Courts are often quite poor on the fundamentals of EU law
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See, this answer seems catastrophically bad and cack-handed if you’re a disillusioned Labour voter or (god forbid) further left. But if you’re an executive at, say, Serco, G4S or Mitie, and want to know the status quo will hold and your contracts will be renewed with minimal hassle, it’s beautiful.
Asked about the far right protests outside hotels housing asylum seekers, Labour minister James Murray tells Sky News that it's "absolutely right for people to protest about this"
July 27, 2025 at 8:35 AM
See, this answer seems catastrophically bad and cack-handed if you’re a disillusioned Labour voter or (god forbid) further left. But if you’re an executive at, say, Serco, G4S or Mitie, and want to know the status quo will hold and your contracts will be renewed with minimal hassle, it’s beautiful.
Mentally I am still here
July 10, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Mentally I am still here