Paul Cazalbou

Paul Cazalbou is a University Professor at the University Toulouse Capitole, affiliated with the Institute for Research in European, International and Comparative Law (IRDEIC) and the European School of Law Toulouse. His academic work focuses on Private Law and Criminal Sciences, with a strong emphasis on legal jurisprudence, European Law, and comparative penal systems. He has authored numerous articles and book chapters analyzing criminal law topics such as business crimes, procedural law, and sentencing principles. His research also addresses issues like judicial precedents, legal redundancies in penal codes, and the integration of European legal frameworks into French criminal law.

Professor Cazalbou's publications span from 2015 to 2023, covering themes such as nullity in legal acts, criminal association, malfeasance in corporate environments, and the evolution of probation systems. He frequently contributes to legal journals like La Gazette du Palais, Lexbase Penal, and Prison and Criminal Law Review, demonstrating expertise in both theoretical and applied aspects of criminal law. His work often critiques legal doctrines and proposes reforms based on contemporary judicial challenges.

His research interests are reflected in recent articles analyzing the intersections between business practices and criminal liability, the application of European directives in national legal systems, and the ethical dimensions of legal proceedings. Despite the absence of listed awards, his prolific output and institutional affiliations underscore his significant contributions to legal academia and practice.