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Richard Morris

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London, United Kingdom
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Covers:  19thC and 20thC British/European art.
Art historian, art consultant 19thC and 20thC British/European art. Writing a book on forgotten British artists. Email: richard@richardmorris.org @spectator etc

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Art historian, dealer/art consultant 19thC and 20thC British/European art. Founder: Everyone's Art. Seen in/on: CNN, NBC, The Spectator, The Times etc

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Richard Morris, Author at The Spectator

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Beneath the Black Robe: Bias, Corruption, and the Case for Choosing Judges

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By Richard Morris Verified, Richard Morris
| Liberty.me Studio
The person who decides whether you lose your home, keep custody of your children, save your business, or spend years behind bars is supposed to be impartial: a judge. The one who calls them as he sees them. But is it true? After all, judges are human. They can be influenced by politics, personal bias, financial interests, ambition, and in rare cases, even outright corruption or blackmail.
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Beneath the Black Robe: Bias, Corruption, and the Case for Choosing Judges

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By Richard Morris Verified
| Substack
By Richard W. Morris The person who decides whether you lose your home, keep custody of your children, save your business, or spend years behind bars is supposed to be impartial: a judge. The one who calls them as he sees them. But is it true? After all, judges are human. They can be influenced by politics, personal bias, financial interests, ambition, and in rare cases, even outright corruption or blackmail. This Substack is reader-supported.
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Claude Code users hitting usage limits 'way faster than expected'

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By Richard Morris Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Richard Morris - Technology reporter Wed, 1 April 2026 at 11:59 am UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Anthropic says it is looking to resolve an issue which is blocking users of its AI coding tool. Claude Code, the AI-powered helper for writing computer code, has become popular in recent months. The company announced on Reddit it was investigating an issue where usage limits were being hit faster than expected.
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