Igor Vuletić

Prof. Igor Vuletić is an active faculty member at the Faculty of Law, Osijek, within the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences. He holds a Ph.D. in Law from the Faculty of Law in Zagreb and passed the Croatian Bar Exam with special commendation (96 points). His expertise spans criminal law, AI ethics, medical law, international criminal law, and robotics liability.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Law (2011), Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb
• Bachelor of Laws (2006), Faculty of Law, Osijek
• Bar Exam (2021), Ministry of Justice and Administration

Research focuses on modern legal challenges posed by emerging technologies such as AI in medicine and autonomous vehicles, robotics liability, and international criminal law reform. He has conducted research at institutions in China, the U.S., Germany, the U.K., and Spain.

Key publications include works on AI ethics in criminal law, EU robotics liability frameworks, and reform of Croatian criminal codes. His 2021 article on autonomous intelligence and guilt theory demonstrates his engagement with cutting-edge legal issues.

• Award for Scientific Excellence (Faculty of Law Osijek, 2018 and 2021)
• Contributions to international conferences on medicine, law, and technology

Teaches courses in criminal law, international criminal law, criminology, and AI ethics. Leads doctoral seminars on topics like criminal liability of employers and AI in criminal justice systems.