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Prof. mr. Pieter Verrest is a Full Professor at the Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in Criminal Law. His academic and professional activities are deeply rooted in procedural law, EU criminal legislation, and the digital transformation of criminal justice. He is actively involved in shaping legal discourse through publications, editorial roles, and leadership in international legal associations.
- Full Professor, Department of Criminal Law
- Chair, Gezelschap Internationaal Strafrecht (Dutch AIDP)
- Member of Editorial Board, Boom Strafblad
- Active contributor to EU legal harmonization and Dutch procedural reform
His research interests center on the modernization of criminal procedure, the impact of EU fundamental rights on national law, and the digitization of criminal justice systems. He explores how procedural codes can adapt to technological advances while preserving fairness and the right to justice. His work bridges doctrinal legal analysis with practical reform, influencing policy and judicial practice.
The recent articles reflect a strong trend toward legal innovation, particularly in digital criminal proceedings and EU legislative influence. Keywords such as digitalization, procedural reform, EU law, and fundamental rights dominate his scholarship, indicating a focus on contemporary challenges in criminal justice. The sub-fields reveal depth in legislative processes, transnational enforcement, and technological integration.
Professional Activities:
- Chair, Gezelschap Internationaal Strafrecht (2024–2026)
- Speaker at NJV Annual Meeting (2024)
- Organizer of academic events on transfer of criminal proceedings (2022)
- Editorial board member, Boom Strafblad (since 2020)
While no formal list of advisees is provided, his role as a full professor and active researcher implies academic mentorship of PhD and Master’s students. He has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards in the provided text. His work is supported through institutional affiliations and academic collaboration rather than disclosed grants.
He is associated with key legal networks and contributes to high-impact legal journals and policy discussions. His leadership in the Dutch branch of the AIDP underscores his role in fostering international dialogue on criminal law.
