Paolo Veneziani

Paolo Veneziani is a Full Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Parma, Department of Law, Political and International Studies. He has been a faculty member since 2001, initially as an Associate Professor and from 2004 onward as a Full Professor. He is also a cassation lawyer and has held adjunct positions at the University of Trento and LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome.

Education:

• PhD (1992)
• Graduated with honors in Law, University of Parma (1986)

Research Interests:
Professor Veneziani's research spans Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Tax Crimes, Crimes Against Persons, Internet and AI Law, and Compliance & Anti-Corruption. His work includes both theoretical and applied legal analysis, with a strong focus on legislative commentary and jurisprudence.

He has authored over fifty publications, including three monographs and multi-volume textbooks. His recent works delve into crimes against vulnerable individuals, negligent crimes, and the intersection of law with emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Editorial and Academic Service:

• Member, Scientific Committee of L'Indice Penale, disCrimen, and Sistema Penale
• Former Member, Scientific Committee of Diritto penale contemporaneo
• Reviewer for Rivista italiana di diritto e procedura penale and Archivio penale

Teaching and Advising:
He teaches Criminal Law I and Internet and Artificial Intelligence Law at the University of Parma. He also lectures in master's programs on Corporate Criminal Law and Compliance and Prevention of Corruption at LUISS University.

Labs & Teams:
He is actively involved in training legal professionals and has collaborated with the Superior Council of the Judiciary and Bar Association Councils, indicating involvement in legal training and policy development initiatives.