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Pasquale Bronzo is an Associate Professor at the Department of Legal and Economic Studies, Sapienza University of Rome. He teaches courses on Criminal Proceedings, Penitentiary Law, and Criminal Proceedings Against Minors.
- Education:
- 1990: Laurea in Giurisprudenza (Law) with a thesis in Criminal Procedure
- 1996: Qualified as an attorney
- 1998: Ph.D. in Criminal Procedure Law
Research interests include:
- Restorative justice and juvenile criminal proceedings
- Penitentiary systems and prison reform
- Digital forensics and undercover operations
- Gender-based violence and legal protections
- Comparative criminal law (Italy-Brazil)
- Environmental mediation in criminal contexts
Teaching and Research: He leads courses and seminars on criminal procedure, penitentiary law, and juvenile justice, often incorporating court visits and expert collaborations. His research groups focus on the School of Criminal Law in Rome and digital surveillance ethics.
Publications highlight trends in:
- Prison system modernization
- Restorative justice frameworks
- Digital evidence admissibility
- Gender-specific legal protections
- Comparative judicial reforms
- Environmental crime mediation
Editorial and Institutional Roles: He contributes to journals like Cassazione Penale and leads research groups such as the Cyber Intelligence and Information Security (C.I.S.) center. He also participates in Master’s programs and multidisciplinary initiatives like the Master in Psicodiagnostica.
