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Department of Criminal Law

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Completed research

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Collaboration	Research from the comparative law perspective to criminal judicial assistance of Belgium, Germany and France to The Netherlands
Secretariat	The perception of the context during traumatic events and the meaning of it for the treatment of trauma related complaints
Secretariat	Forensic psychiatric care and treatment in a detention setting and the broader judicial field
Secretariat	Attachment and antisocial relation development
Secretariat	Dimensional assessment of psychiatric disorders in incarcerated boys
Secretariat	A comparative study between the Dutch and Belgian forensic psychiatry.
Secretariat	Minorities in detention: Study on the influence of the cultural background on the treatment of detainees
Secretariat	Judicial process in dispossession cases
Secretariat	Corruption
Secretariat	Transnational (organized) economic crime
Secretariat	Judicial preconditions for applying mediation in criminal law
Secretariat	The theoretical legal status of restorative justice
Secretariat	The implementation of the EU framework decision about the position of the victim in criminal law procedures
Secretariat	A law comparitive analysis of an arrangement of preliminary research in the Benelux
Secretariat	Bottlenecks in the police and judicial cooperation in the European Union
Secretariat	Transnational crime, public order issues and police cooperation in the Dutch-Belgian border region
Secretariat	Probation and Probation Services in the EU-Member States
Secretariat	Foreign prisoners in European penitentiary institutions
Secretariat	The illegal gamble market in The Netherlands
Secretariat	Criminality and law enforcement in the EU region Maas-Rijn; part 2
Secretariat	The principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters: what can the EU learn from the criminal cooperation systems in federal countries?
Secretariat	IPOL - Intelligence led POLicing. An effective law enforcement strategy or a threat to civil liberties and the principles of criminal law?
Secretariat	The lawyer and the youth criminal procedural law
Secretariat	Playing chess with pills. The interaction between the criminal investigation department and the XTC producers and traders in The Netherlands between 1988 and 2002
Secretariat	The Praesumptio Innocentiae in an Era of Terror
Secretariat	Ne bis in idem
Secretariat	Punitive measure within the EU
Secretariat	The judgement from the influence of the European Union on the Dutch material criminal law and the criminal procedural context
Secretariat	'Volenti non fit injuria'; the role of the permission within the Dutch criminal law
Secretariat	Detention under a hospital order in its social context; the state of affairs around the turn of the century
Secretariat	An endless task; integrative psychotherapy within detention
Secretariat	Does the way the Dutch court interpret forensic reports regarding relase or extending the stay of mentally ill convicts in our TBS system coincide with that of the forensic therapists?
Secretariat	Supranational Criminal Prosecution of Sexual Violence: The ICC and the Practice of the ICTY and the ICTR
Secretariat	Impulsive agressive violent behaviour
Secretariat	Custody for illegal immigrants in Europe
Secretariat	Child murder; research on the personality structure of parents who kill their own children
Secretariat	A study on the relation between perverse object relation patterns and the extent of covert and overt agression and/or violence
Secretariat	Differentiation in punishment and execution
Secretariat	Comments on the Computer criminality law