Fabio Coppola

Fabio Coppola serves as a Researcher in the Department of Legal Sciences at the University of Salerno's School of Law. He maintains regular office hours at Pugliatti Hall or Room 2119 Department on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 1:00-2:30 PM and 4:30-6:00 PM, and can be contacted at facoppola@unisa.it.

Dr. Coppola specializes in Criminal Law with a distinctive focus on the intersection of legal frameworks and artificial intelligence. His research explores how AI systems impact traditional criminal justice procedures and sentencing mechanisms. He has organized international academic exchanges, including a special lecture by Professor Julian V. Roberts from the University of Oxford on "Criminal Law and the Sentencing System in England and Wales" held in October 2023.

As an educator, Dr. Coppola teaches both foundational Criminal Law courses and innovative interdisciplinary offerings. In September 2023, he inaugurated the Criminal Law and Artificial Intelligence course with a keynote address by Professor Andrea R. Castaldo. He also conducts regular tutoring sessions, with documented meetings beginning in January 2023 that covered fundamental principles of criminal law.

His academic work demonstrates a commitment to exploring how traditional legal frameworks adapt to technological advancements, particularly in the criminal justice domain. While specific awards aren't documented in the available materials, his curriculum development for specialized courses indicates recognition of his expertise in emerging legal technology intersections.

Dr. Coppola actively advises students through his office hours and tutoring sessions, providing guidance on criminal law principles and the evolving relationship between legal systems and artificial intelligence applications. His teaching approach combines traditional legal education with forward-looking analysis of technological impacts on justice systems.