Nashmil Motazedi

Nashmil Motazedi is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Nottingham Trent University (NTU), where he teaches modules such as Beginning & Ending of Life Issues (LLM), Medical Law (LLB), Law of Trusts (LLB), and serves on the Academic Irregularity Team. He is also a part-time MJur candidate at Durham University’s CELLS (Centre for Ethics and Law in the Life Sciences), researching the application of the Principle of Generic Consistency to international regulatory frameworks for stem cell editing. His academic background includes an LLB in Law with Criminology and an LLM in Human Rights Law, both from NTU, and he holds FHEA status.

Research interests span bioethics, medical law, human rights in biomedicine, and restorative justice. His work critiques global regulatory systems, particularly in genetic editing, and explores legal frameworks governing emerging medical technologies. He has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes, including chapters on evidence law and restorative justice practices in England and Wales.

Teaching and academic leadership roles at NTU reflect his commitment to legal education, while his current MJur research seeks to harmonize moral theory with international law. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, but his publications and conference presentations underscore his scholarly contributions to ethics, law, and biomedical regulation.