Veljko Turanjanin

Prof. Dr. Veljko Turanjanin is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Kragujevac, specializing in Criminal Law. His research focuses on penal theory, criminal procedure, human rights law, and judicial reform. He actively contributes to Serbian legal scholarship through articles addressing contemporary legal challenges such as human trafficking, pandemic-related legal responses, and police use of force. His work bridges theoretical legal analysis with practical policy implications, emphasizing compliance with international standards like the European Convention on Human Rights. He is engaged in advancing judicial transparency and combating transnational crimes while advocating for victims' rights through legal frameworks.

Research interests include criminal sanctions reform, digital forensic procedures, and the intersection of public health with criminal justice during crises. Turanjanin's recent publications highlight innovative approaches to Serbia's legal system, such as combating doping in sports and exploring ethical dilemmas in medical autonomy. He maintains an active academic profile with a focus on domestic and comparative legal studies.