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Philip Murray is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge, focusing on English public law, particularly the history of administrative law and judicial review from the mid-17th century to the present. His PhD work centered on the development of the judicial review process in the 19th century and he has received the Yorke Prize for his research. His contributions have been widely cited, including by the High Court of Australia. Murray has co-authored significant publications, including works published by Bloomsbury that discuss debates in public law and adjudication in common law systems. He is actively involved in research within the Centre for English Legal History and has presented at various public law conferences and seminars, sharing insights on the development of legal principles in English law. His academic focus remains on analyzing and contributing to discussions surrounding the evolution of administrative law and its implications on contemporary legal proceedings.
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