Mariusz Nawrocki

Dr. Mariusz Nawrocki is a Professor and Vice-Dean for Science and Development at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Szczecin. His academic career includes roles as an Assistant Professor (2010–2021) and Professor (since 2021). He holds a Doctor of Laws (2013) and Habilitation (2020) in legal sciences. His research focuses on criminal law, criminal procedure, and disciplinary liability, with notable contributions to mediation in juvenile justice and cybercrime jurisdiction.

• Education:
  • LL.B., Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Szczecin (2010)
  • Ph.D. in Legal Sciences, University of Szczecin (2013) – Thesis: "Time of Committing a Prohibited Act in Polish Criminal Law"
  • Habilitation (2020) – Monograph: "Error as a Feature of a Type of Prohibited Act in Polish Criminal Law"

Research Interests: Mariusz Nawrocki’s work explores criminal law fundamentals, including procedural aspects like mediation, cybercrime jurisdiction expansion, and juvenile justice. His analysis of statutory interpretation and legal formalism has influenced Polish judicial practices. He emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to criminal liability, particularly in cases involving continuous offenses and collective responsibility.

Articles Overview: His recent publications (2022–2025) address cutting-edge issues such as whistleblower protection, cybercrime enforcement, and mediation in juvenile cases. These works highlight evolving legal frameworks and their societal implications, contributing to both academic discourse and practical legal reforms.

• Awards/Grants: None explicitly mentioned.
• Advising/Teams: Leads research at the University of Szczecin’s Legal Analysis Center and chairs the University Electoral Commission. Active in organizing international legal conferences and guest lectures on cyber law and procedural justice.
• Labs/Teams: Directs the Department of Criminal Law’s research initiatives and collaborates with the Institute of Legal Sciences on policy analysis.