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In May, Martijn Schippers, associate professor of customs law at the Erasmus School of Law, conducted a course in Paramaribo on the General Customs Act.

After a crime, there is often a call for stricter punishments. But do they really work? Malouke Kuiper explores the gap between science and legal practice.

In this article, Martin Buijsen discusses the consequences of persistent waiting times in mental health care and the right to timely treatment.

Study by ESBL on the effects of extending the WOZ valuation period from annual to biennial, commissioned by the Association of Dutch Municipalities (VNG).

Renée Knoop and Alberto Quintavalla from Erasmus School of Law received the UNIC CityLab Award during the UNIC conference.

Wibren van der Burg has published a new work in legal philosophy that explores law, globalisation, and the role of legal professionals in a transforming world.

Stephanie Triefus won a dissertation prize for advocating the inclusion of local communities in investment law.

Martin Buijsen explains how medical confidentiality relates to criminal investigations and where the boundaries lie.

Two-part series on the role of AI in policing – from control and prediction to connection and trust with Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance.

AI-MAPS is proud to present the full program for our upcoming symposium: AI-Imaginations and Public Safety