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Section of Criminal Law Studies

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Part of Instituut voor Strafrecht en Criminologie
Part of Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid
Part of Universiteit Leiden
Address Steenschuur 25, 2311 ES Leiden
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Postal address Postbus 9520, 2300 KA Leiden
Phone +31-71-5277518
Fax +31-71-5277600
URL http://www.strafrecht.leidenuniv.nl/
Email strafrechtalgemeen -at- law. leidenuniv. nl

People

Professor Prof.mr. C.P.M. Cleiren
Professor Prof.mr. N.M. Dane
Professor Prof.mr. J.F. Nijboer
Professor emeritus Prof.jhr.mr. J.L. de Wijkerslooth de Weerdesteijn
Associate professor Prof.dr. P.J.V. van Calster
Associate professor Mr.dr. G.K. Schoep

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Secretariat Extraordiary penalized : Theory and practice of the special courts in the Netherlands after the second world war on the basis of the trials of the Groningen Chamber of the Special Court Leeuwarden, 1945-1952
Secretariat An inventory and analysis of the notion of appearance, which can not be found in the Dutch penal code, but is used in case-law in order to establish criminal liability.
Secretariat Dutch criminal Courts in an area of tension: the dissimilarities between the legality principle in Dutch law on the one hand, and the requirement of interpretation in conformity with European legislation on the other hand
Secretariat The formal hearing in Dutch criminal procedural law
Secretariat Prosecutorial discretion in an integrating Europe
All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Secretariat Anti-terrorism legislation in a Culture of Control: A Research into the Development of the Discourse
Secretariat Judicial aspects of the right to speak for victims
Secretariat DNA-law in law comparative perspective
Secretariat DNA-research for investigation and burden of proof in criminal cases

Classification

D41300 Criminal (procedural) law and criminology

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