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L.D. Ruigrok (Hattie) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Law, specifically within the Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law. Her career spans over two decades at the institution, including roles as a PhD candidate, lecturer, and project coordinator.
- Education: Master's in Dutch Law (specializing in Constitutional and Administrative Law), followed by a Research Master in Functionality of Law
- Current Positions: Assistant Professor (since 2022), member of the Recognition & Rewards Career Diversification working group, liaison for the Teaching Academy Groningen, and Board of Examiners member
Her research focuses on Dutch and international immigration law, public order enforcement, and the intersection of trust with legal systems. Recent work emphasizes environmental law procedures and public task jurisprudence. Publications include extensive legal commentaries and articles on administrative enforcement mechanisms.
Key article trends include: analysis of public order enforcement techniques, comparative administrative law studies, judicial reasoning patterns, and environmental law procedural reforms. Her 2025 report on limited higher appeals in environmental cases reflects ongoing contributions to legal reform discussions.
- Teaching Qualifications: Basic Teaching Qualification (2014), Senior Teaching Qualification (2021)
- Committee Involvement: Former Chair of Faculty PhD Council, Propaedeutic Phase Committee member, and Appeals Committee member for Heerenveen municipality
- Editorial Roles: Editor of Jurisprudentie voor gemeenten (JG) and AB Rechtspraak
She works in the Röling building (room 477) and maintains active collaboration with legal scholars across Dutch institutions, with 37 total research outputs documented.
