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Binesh Hass is a Departmental Lecturer in Law at the University of Oxford's Faculty of Law, with affiliations to the Faculty of Philosophy and the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights. His research bridges law and philosophy, focusing on reasonableness standards, legal authority, and the intersection of law with medical ethics and technology.
Education: DPhil (Wadham College, Oxford), MSt (Wadham College, Oxford), LLB (University of London), BA (University of Toronto).
Research Interests: Capacity law, legal reasoning, discrimination ethics, authority and rules in public/private law, and AI's moral implications. He founded the Practical Ethics and Law Lectures at the Uehiro Centre, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue.
Publications span topics like AI's discriminatory intent, medical ethics, and constitutional law. Notable works include contributions to the Modern Law Review, American Journal of Bioethics, and Oxford Journal of Legal Studies.
Teaching focuses on jurisprudence, tort law, and constitutional/administrative law. His work emphasizes normativity's role in legal frameworks and practical ethics.
