Andrea Zampini

Andrea Zampini serves as a Research Fellow at the Department of Law (DiGiur) at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo. His academic profile centers on criminal law and procedure with specialized expertise in wiretapping regulations, electronic surveillance, and constitutional aspects of criminal investigations within the Italian legal framework.

Dr. Zampini's primary research interests encompass Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Constitutional Law, European Human Rights Law, Evidence Law, and Road Traffic Law. His scholarly work consistently examines the tension between effective law enforcement techniques and fundamental constitutional protections, particularly regarding investigative methods and evidence collection. He demonstrates particular expertise in analyzing how Italian criminal procedure aligns with European human rights standards, especially concerning privacy rights and judicial oversight mechanisms.

Analysis of Dr. Zampini's publication record reveals a strong focus on procedural aspects of criminal investigations, with increasing attention to digital communications and cybercrime methodologies. His work frequently addresses the constitutional implications of wiretapping regulations, home search procedures, and blood alcohol testing protocols. Much of his scholarship engages directly with judicial practice, offering practical interpretations of complex legal provisions while maintaining rigorous academic analysis.

Dr. Zampini has published extensively in prominent Italian legal journals including Criminal Cassation (6 publications), Italian Journal of Law and Process (4 publications), and others such as Legal Culture and Living Law and Journal of Procedural Law. His publications, predominantly in Italian (23 out of 31), demonstrate consistent scholarly output with 24 publications appearing between 2020-2026, indicating active and current academic engagement in the field.