Jane Martin

Jane Martin serves as a Senior Lecturer at the School of Economics, Finance and Law within the Faculty of Business and Law at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. Her expertise spans criminal law, family law, medical law, and tort law, with specialized focus on criminal litigation methodologies and practical legal applications.

Her academic and professional qualifications include:

• BA (Hons) in History and Politics from Warwick University
• Qualification as Solicitor of the Supreme Court

Research interests integrate criminal litigation frameworks with niche domains including human trafficking legal responses, medical law ethics, tort law precedents, and the unconventional intersection of landscape history with legal systems. She emphasizes professional skill development for legal practitioners, bridging theoretical knowledge with courtroom realities.

Her career combines high-level government service—managing Cambridge Crown Prosecution Service operations, advising the Director of Public Prosecutions, and consulting for the Serious Fraud Office—with frontline advocacy as in-house counsel for trafficking victim support charities and strategic consultant for public agencies in complex community environments.

Jane actively supervises postgraduate research in trafficking legal frameworks, criminal litigation strategies, and criminal law applications, leveraging her operational experience to guide emerging legal scholars.