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Dr Rachel Clement Tolley is a College Lecturer and John Collier Fellow at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge, and Deputy Director of the Cambridge Centre for Criminal Justice (CCCJ). She holds a BA (Jurisprudence), BCL, and DPhil from the University of Oxford. Her research focuses on sexual offences, particularly deception and mistake’s impact on consent-validity, criminal law doctrine/theory, fair labelling, and disability-law intersections. She teaches Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure and Evidence at Trinity Hall.
Education:
- BA (Jurisprudence), University of Oxford
- BCL, University of Oxford
- DPhil, University of Oxford
Research interests include the theoretical underpinnings of criminal law, consent frameworks in sexual offences, and disability law. Her work bridges doctrinal analysis with normative questions about fairness and legal labelling. She contributes to the CCCJ, advancing criminal justice research and policy.
Publications highlight her engagement with sex-by-deception, body modification consent, and legal theory. Her writing critiques current doctrines while proposing reforms grounded in harm and wrongfulness principles.
