id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
fl-1422	Dunne, Peter; Grabham, Emily; Renz, Flora	How can critical and feminist scholars respond to the decision in 'For Women Scotland'?	2025	4	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	1367	46	48	It includes a reflection on legal status more broadly by Alan Brown, a discussion of the concept of ‘sex’ in the jurisprudence of England and Wales by Joanne Conaghan and Katie Cruz, an analysis of the role and significance of history by Caroline Derry, a focus on the feminist legal history in which FWS sits by Rosemary Hunter, a spotlight on the role of EU law by Jule Mulder, an engagement with the possible ramifications for sports law by Seema Patel, a call for better understanding of the biological complexity of sex by Mitch Travis and Fae Garland, looking for hope in para 267 of the FWS judgment by Mihika Poddar, and finally a challenge to the overreliance on ‘predictability’ as a positive legal value by Aleardo Zanghellini. The decision by Lord Hodge, Lady Rose and Lady Simler, with Lords Reed and Lloyd-Jones concurring, sets out that, for the purposes of the EA, the terms ‘man’ and ‘woman’ are intended to refer solely to ‘biological sex’ as determined at birth.[footnoteRef:5]	cache/fl-1422.docx	txt/fl-1422.txt