Leanid Kazyrytski

Dr. Leanid Kazyrytski is a Professor at the Public Law Department of the University of Girona. He has been active in teaching and research since 2004, with additional roles at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (since 2010) and the Catalan Police School (since 2010). His work focuses on criminology, criminal law, and historical justice.

• Education: PhD in Law from the University of Girona (2008)

His research spans applied criminology, organized crime, alternative sentencing, rehabilitation policies, and political criminality. Recent publications address topics like Francoist repression in Spain, Russian organized crime in Catalonia, and criminal policies in Eastern Europe.

Scientific output includes 15 peer-reviewed articles analyzing gang violence, genocide claims, corruption, and historical glorification of Nazism. He actively participates in national and international conferences, contributing to debates on criminal justice and human rights.

As part of the Grup de Recerca en Seminari de Ciències Penals i Criminològiques, he investigates penal execution, rehabilitative policies, and public opinion's impact on criminal law. His work bridges theoretical analysis with practical legal responses.