Ori Igwe

Dr. Ori Igwe is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Law, University of West London. She specializes in cybercrime, criminal justice, and law enforcement, with extensive experience teaching courses such as cybercrime, criminal law, constitutional law, the English legal system, and law of evidence. Her academic work bridges legal theory with practical challenges in digital policing and regulatory frameworks.

Research Focus: Ori’s research explores the intersection of technology and law, emphasizing barriers to prosecuting cybercrime and the regulatory implications of artificial intelligence. Her doctoral thesis (2020) analyzed perceptions of law enforcement officials on cyberstalking, while her 2012 paper addressed international cooperation in cybercrime prosecution. Her 2024 publication on AI regulation highlights evolving legal challenges.

Courses Taught:

• LLB (Hons) Law
• LLM Legal Practice (CILEX)

Professional Engagement: Ori has delivered lectures to diverse audiences, including legal academics, police officers, prosecutors, and computer analysts, both nationally and internationally. Her work underscores interdisciplinary collaboration between legal systems and technological domains.