Anders Løvlie

Anders Løvlie is a Professor at the University of Oslo's Department of Public and International Law, specializing in criminal law, administrative law, and legal methodology. His work focuses on criminal procedure, evidence law, and the interplay between legal theory and practice. He contributes extensively to legal commentary and scholarly analysis of Norwegian legislation, particularly the Penal Code and its procedural aspects.

His research interests include judicial interpretation of laws, validity of administrative decisions, and the philosophical foundations of legal reasoning. Notably, he has published comprehensive commentaries on criminal procedure laws and explored topics like legal nullity in administrative processes and the privatization of criminal justice institutions.

Recent publications highlight his engagement with contemporary legal challenges such as drone regulation, mental state evaluations in criminal cases, and educational methodologies in legal studies. His work often bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical judicial applications, influencing both academic discourse and legal practice in Norway.

Løvlie is affiliated with the Research Group on the Sociology of Law at the University of Oslo, contributing interdisciplinary perspectives to legal research.