Morton Thornton

Morton is a PhD student at Kent Law School. His research interests are in analytic jurisprudence and philosophy of language and his research concerns natural language processing and legal interpretation. He previously completed his BA (Hons) in Law and Philosophy (first class) and LLM by research at Kent Law School.


Morton has experience teaching on the Foundation Year course and convening a module on Law and Argument. He is Chief Coordinator for the KLS Student Outdoor Clerk Scheme and has assisted with mentoring and judging students in the Mediation, Negotiation, Mooting, and Mock Trial Advocacy co-curricular modules. In his free time, he enjoys juggling and magic.