Piotr Wojnicz

Piotr Wojnicz is a Lecturer at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland. His research focuses on law, criminology, sociology, and public administration, with particular emphasis on issues such as suicide analysis, animal rights, disability rights, and child protection. He has authored 34 publications and supervised 63 theses. His work frequently addresses interdisciplinary topics like legal frameworks for missing persons, cybercrime, and migration policies.

Key research areas include criminal law, juvenile justice, and the intersection of legal systems with social challenges. He has contributed to studies on communication strategies in crime prevention, the role of administrative law in social exclusion mitigation, and comparative analyses of canon law and secular legal systems.

Notable publications explore regional case studies (e.g., Warmia and Mazury Voivodship), cyber-enabled exploitation of minors, and the legal dimensions of refugee protection. His research often bridges theoretical legal analysis with practical policy recommendations.

He has advised 63 theses, reflecting his active role in mentoring students on topics ranging from migration law to forensic procedures. His academic contributions are further highlighted by collaborations with institutions like the Warmia and Mazury Police and international legal entities.