Jay Spudvilas

FAIRNESS BY DESIGN

Administrative Law & Governance · ANU Juris Doctor (2026)

I build tools that make administrative decision-making visible — mapping how discretion operates, where delay clusters, and how process design shapes fairness. The transparency work lives at GlassCase.org.

Twelve years in public education governance shaped this focus: implementing statutory frameworks, building audit-ready systems, navigating compliance. I'm formalising it through the ANU Juris Doctor (2026). Legal education tools are released through Law & Learning.

Administrative Law · FOI · Governance Systems Process Design · Transparency · Civic-Tech

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GlassCase.org

CIVIC-TECH

Civic-legal data lab making administrative process visible. I build diagnostic tools for FOI, decision review, and transparency analysis.

Current tools: Consideration Matrix (mandatory/discretionary considerations), Redaction Taxonomy (FOI decision quality). Senate submission on FOI reform (2025). All work is open, DOI-linked, and audit-ready.

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Law & Learning

EDUCATION

Evidence-based study tools for law students, grounded in cognitive science.

Structured hypotheticals, retrieval practice systems, and doctrine cards for Priestley subjects. Full resource library launching 2026.

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Education Background

FOUNDATION

Twelve years in Victorian public education governance: classroom teacher to Learning Specialist and acting Assistant Principal.

Implemented OHS Act 2004 (Vic) and Disability Standards for Education 2005 (Cth). Built audit-ready systems. This shaped my focus on administrative process and discretion.

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