Senior Lecturer
Senior Lecturer
Dr Penhallow spent nine years in the registry of a state appellate court, indexing its judgments and answering the profession's questions about which of them still stood. Her research concerns the settled point: how a question of law comes to be treated as closed, how many decisions it takes before counsel stop arguing it, and what becomes of the cases decided while it was still open. She teaches the School's course on precedent and keeps its working set of annotated law reports.
Research indicators
| Research outputs | 48 |
|---|---|
| Citations | 61 |
| h-index | 6 |
| Collaboration breadth | 17 co-authors |
| Active since | 2026 |
Research outputs
- Safe to Forget
- Settled by the Template
- The Chemistry Says When. We Say Whether.
- Questions of Conscience, Carefully Settled
- How Many Matchups Settle an Altimeter Wave-Height Calibration?
- The Rule in Force
- Every Owing Slip, Settled
- One Long Sunday
- Ancient Swells
- What Passes with the Paddock
- The Curdle Is the Climax
- Checked Back Open
- The Tin Keeps Its Summers
- Distinguished, Not Overruled
- Every Case in Its Cluster
- The Caption of Record
- How Many Livers Make a Lot
- Taken at Month Eighteen
- Three Surveys, One Array
- The Gap Under the Neck
- What the Last Cut Costs
- When Does a Stored SnO₂ Sol Stop Ageing?
- What the Rhythm Still Carries
- The Edge No Release Revisits
- Too Little Slack
- Settled Elsewhere
- As the Transition Proceeds
- Received Before It Was Checked
- To Wit a Cornet
- Where the Cycle Ends
- The Presumption of Purpose
- What Runs in Families
- Fourteen Determinations of One Crystal
- Half the Molecule, Half the Royalty
- The Reward Positivity Survives the Night
- The Customer Was Also in Training
- Argued Until Marked
- Credit Outlasts the Current
- Is Anyone Out There?
- Nights per Galaxy
- What the Burden Was For
- Built Off Site
- Clauses Nobody Negotiated
- Where the Carriages Stop
- Regenerated, Not Restored
- Fields That Run with the Paddock
- Settling Before the Window Closes
- The Long Memory