Angelo Ryu

Angelo is a DPhil candidate at St John's College, supervised by Timothy Endicott. He also teaches for several colleges in Oxford.

His thesis is on administrative law. It centrally seeks to defend a distinction between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional grounds of judicial review. He also works on general jurisprudence, mostly along natural law and anti-positivist lines. Other interests include constitutional theory (especially the rule of law), special jurisprudence (especially crime and tort), and political philosophy (especially democracy). 

The following are some recent publications:

Adam Perry and Angelo Ryu, 'Judicial Review: Substance and Procedure' Modern Law Review (forthcoming).

Angelo Ryu and Trenton Sewell, 'Punishing to Send a Message' Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (forthcoming). 

Angelo Ryu and Trenton Sewell, 'The Hart-Dworkin Debate' in Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Legal Theory and Philosophy, John Linarelli ed (forthcoming).

Angelo Ryu and Trenton Sewell, ‘Forgiveness: Not a Power’ Analysis (forthcoming).

Angelo Ryu and Trenton Sewell, 'Taking the Legal Perspective Seriously' Analysis (forthcoming). 

Angelo Ryu and Trenton Sewell, ‘Legal Perspectivalism and Hartian Orthodoxy’ (2025) 31 Legal Theory 189.

Angelo Ryu, 'What Judges Must Believe' (2024) 69 American Journal of Jurisprudence 163.

Angelo Ryu, 'The Object of Jurisprudence' (2024) 15 Jurisprudence 164.

Angelo Ryu, 'Is the Error of Fact Doctrine Based on a Mistake?' [2024] Public Law 406.

Angelo Ryu, 'How Reasons Make Law' (2024) 44 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 133.