Dane Luo is the Farthing Scholar in Administrative Law at Pembroke College at the University of Oxford. He graduated with Distinction in the Bachelor of Civil Law at the University of Oxford and was elected to the Vinerian Scholarship (Proxime Accessit) in 2024.

He previously worked at the Supreme Court of New South Wales, NSW Crown Solicitor’s Office, Herbert Smith Freehills and with a Congressman in the US House of Representatives. His research focuses on public law in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom and United States, particularly the Crown, executive power, election systems and the legislative powers and processes.

Posts by Dane:

• What ICC Arrest Warrants Tell Us About Dualism in Australia

• Constitutional Puffery: The ‘Protection’ of Sydney Water in the NSW Constitution

• 15 Votes Later: A Comparative Analysis of the Speakership in Australia and the United States

• The ‘March of Structured Proportionality’: The Future of Rights and Freedoms in Australian Constitutional Law

• The Devil is in the Detail: The Reserve Powers under the Australian Choice Model