And apologies to Richard *Craven* for the autocorrected name error.

Many thanks to all contributors and reviewers.

Kevin Costello on the de facto officer doctrine in the 21st century. Sarah Nason and Lee Marsons provided the current survey. @lewisgrahamlaw.bsky.social took care of the reviews of books from Johanna Frohlich, Andras Koltay, Dimitrios Kyritsis and Christina Lienen.

Susannah Paul on Aministrative Empathy; @mgillis.bsky.social on Sexual Offences, HRs and the Met; Richard Cave on legitimacy and the administration of the airwaves auctions; Janina Boughey and Anita Mackay on Administrative Justice in Prisons; and ...

"no real vibes at all"? rude.

and, as always, we are happy field queries from potential authors on fit, overlap with other articles in the pipeline etc get in touch at public.law@durham.ac.uk

As ever, thanks to all contributors, reviewers, etc. @rogermasterman.bsky.social/@aileenmcharg.bsky.social

Sarah Nason and Lee Marsons provide the current survey, and book reviews consider @lewisgrahamlaw.bsky.social's 'Judicial Individuality on the UKSC', D.J. Galligan's 'Keepers of the Common Good' and Dimitrios Kivotidis' 'The Dialectics of Democracy.'

... @jessieblackbourn.bsky.social (on Administrative Justice and the Prevent and Channel Duties); Aisling Ryan (on the animators of administrative law); and @doubleaspect.blog (on judicial deference to administrative limitations on rights).

... and national security in Hong Kong). Articles are from Jeffrey Goldsworthy (on Dr Bonham's Case); @anuragdeb.bsky.social and @colinmurray.bsky.social (on Art 2 of the Winsor Framework the Legacy Act and the IMA); Lisa Burton Crawford and Janina Boughey (on Automated Information about Law); ...