Charlie Tye

Charlie Tye is an Associate Lecturer at York Law School, University of York, specializing in crime, tort, and family law with a strong focus on public law implications. Their teaching emphasizes practical application of legal principles in real-world contexts, informed by extensive regulatory and judicial experience.

• University: University of York
• School: York Law School
• Email: charlie.tye@york.ac.uk

Research Interests: Charlie’s work bridges legal theory and practice, centering on:

• Online extremism, particularly extreme misogynistic groups ('Manosphere') and their liability for real-world harm
• Criminal liability of cult leaders and members for mass violence, using Jonestown as a case study
• Intersection of public law, administrative justice, and legal accountability

Publications: Recent work explores Incel extremism and the legal classification of cult-related violence. Their research connects digital radicalization to tort liability and re-examines historical atrocities through modern criminal law frameworks.

Professional Roles: Beyond academia, Charlie holds regulatory positions with the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Health Care Professions Council Tribunal Services, Nursing and Midwifery Council, and Railway Appeals Body. These roles emphasize public protection and professional accountability, enriching their practical teaching approach.