Law, Society & Crime

Law, Society & Crime

Our department Law, Society & Crime focuses strongly on societal relevance and scientific impact. With our research and education, we are at the center of many current debates in society and politics, both at national and European level: whether it concerns the fight against subversive crime, medical-ethical issues, harmonisation of criminal procedures in an EU context , or corporate compliance with financial or environmental laws.

News

NZa imposes directives on CZ and Menzis for waiting times

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law, explains the imposed directives by the NZa and elaborates on the waiting lists.
Stethoscoop, mondkapje en hand met hart

Individual responsibility in collective crimes

In this article, Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law at Erasmus School of Law, discusses the legal aspects of the Mallorca case.
Joost Nan

Abortion in the constitution and out of criminal law: symbolic or essential?

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law, discusses the possible changes to Dutch abortion legislation.
Martin Buijsen

Visit to the Peace Palace for the Master’s programme in International and European Union Law

On Wednesday 13 March 2024, a group of 14 students went on a guided tour of the Peace Palace led by an employee of the Peace Palace.
De groep studenten voor het Paleis van Justitie

More about Marengo: The Bunker, the recusal procedure and the crown witness

Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law explains more about the procedural side of the Marengo process.
Joost Nan

Reimbursement of healthcare treatment abroad

Martin Buijsen discusses the crucial aspects of reimbursement for healthcare treatment abroad for patients with rare diseases.
Martin Buijsen

Language as gateway: Mai Fleetwood-Bird reflects on the unique launch of the ATLAS Leiden Manifesto

Mai Fleetwood-Bird talks about her visit to The House of Lords in London, where she was present at the launch of the Manifesto Think Language First!
Mai Fleetwood-Bird

Sanne Struijk on systemic distortions in sanctions law: 'A reconsideration of the revision of the sanctioning system is much needed'

With her inaugural lecture, Sanne Struijk officially accepted her position as Professor of Penal Law at Erasmus School of Law.
Sanne Struijk

Pediatric heart centre UMC Utrecht will stay open, but for how long?

André den Exter, Associate Professor of Health Law, discusses the Central Netherlands court ruling on the closure of Dutch children's heart centres.
André den Exter

Palliative care as a solution to shortcomings of the healthcare system

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, shares his concerns about the treatment of patients with psychological problems.
Martin Buijsen

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