Postgraduate Research
Postgraduate students researching in criminal justice include:
- Pauline Martini
"Conflicts of Jurisdiction involving the International Criminal Court: Challenges and Potential Solutions" - Áine Clancy
“Unexplained Wealth Orders against Politically Exposed Persons: Do the Ends Justify the Means?” - Santiago Wortman Jofre
“A Network Perspective on the Laws of Organised Crime: A Case Study of England and Wales” - Marta Minetti
“Uses, Abuses and Misuses of Anti-Smuggling Laws in Italy: The Criminalisation of Migration in Italy and its Consequences in Terms of Rule of Law” - Andreas Karapatakis
“Digital Currencies, Blockchain Technology and Money laundering: The Challenge for Regulation under EU Law” - Nika Salamunic
“The International Responsibility for Private Military and Security Companies” - Clementina Salvi
“Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in Criminal Justice and the Impacts on Individuals’ Rights: The EU e-evidence Legislation Initiative” - Jessica Alice Shurson
“Reinventing Comity: Cross-Border Digital Evidence, Investigatory Powers and Resolving Conflict” - Richard Van Herzeele
“The State and the Art: Public-Private Engagement in Art Crime Policing” - Hannah Willcocks
"The Modern Fraud Trial - a Thing of the Past?"