Dr Matthew White

Books

Articles

  • Matthew White, ‘Protection by Judicial Oversight, or an Oversight in Protection?’ (2017) Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice 2:1 1.
  • Matthew White, ‘Your Immigration Status Please’ (2018]) European Human Rights Law Review 4 352.
  • Matthew White, ‘Whose Mugshot is it anyway?’ (2018) Young Human Rights Lawyer 4 34.
  • Matthew White, ‘Immigration Exemption and the European Convention on Human Rights’ (2019) European Data Protection Law Review 5:1 26.
  • Matthew White, ‘Case Comment: Catt v the United Kingdom: A lesson for the UK and European Court of Human Rights?’ (2019) Journal of Information Rights, Policy and Practice 3:1.
  • Matthew White, ‘Data Retention: Serious crime or a serious problem?’ (2019) Public Law 4 633.
  • Matthew White, ‘The threat to the UK’s Independent and Impartial Surveillance Oversight comes not just from the outside, but from within’ (2019) European Human Rights Law Review 5 512.
  • Matthew White, ‘Is the incompatibility of UK data retention law with EU law really a victory?’ (2021) Legal Studies 41:1 130.
  • Matthew White, ‘Coronaveillance: Coronavirus, a threat to national security, economic well-being and serious crime? Exposing pre-existing and ex post facto deficiencies in the Investigatory Powers Act?’ (2021) European Human Rights Law Review 1 80.
  • Matthew White, ‘The Investigatory Powers Tribunal and Bulk Communications Data Acquisition: Lacking Respect for the Right to Privacy and Fundamental Rights?’ (2021) European Data Protection Law Review 7:1.
  • James Marson, Matthew White and Katy Ferris ‘The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 and Connected Vehicles: A New Form of Panspectric Veillance Looming?’ (2023) Statute Law Review 44:1.
  • Remigius N Nwabueze and Matthew White, ‘Privacy Law and the Dead – A Reappraisal’ (2025) Journal of Media Law 16:2.
  • Remigius N Nwabueze and Matthew White, ‘Post-mortem relational privacy: R. v Lewis and Jaffer: a second look’ (2025) European Human Rights Law Review 6 681.
  • Remigius N Nwabueze and Matthew White, ‘Privacy Law and the Dead – A Reappraisal (Part II)’ (2026) Journal of Media Law.