News overview

Minister Weerwind wants a special court to decide if life-sentenced persons will be released from now on.

The book 'Toekomstig Privaatrecht', containing the master thesis of eleven master's students of Civil Law, and Liability & Insurance, has been published.

Criminal Law experts Joost Nan of Erasmus School of Law and Sven Bakker of the VU discuss the current criminal case on a fatal student hazing in Leuven.

The evaluation committee for the Sectorplan, recently presented its mid-term evaluation (2019-2021) report.

Criminologist Robby Roks stresses the importance of tackling factors that can lead to a higher risk of criminality among youngsters.

Marc Schuilenburg explains in NRC that the Rotterdamwet is not the solution to improving the quality of life and the safety in neighbourhoods.

As of today, security company Securitas is responsible for the security of Erasmus University Rotterdam on campus Woudestein, EUC and ISS in The Hague.

Fabian Amtenbrink, Professor of European Union Law, reflects on the economic and military significance of the EU for its Member States.

Pieter Verrest, Professor of Criminal Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains what the Netherlands can learn from Italy about organised crime.

According to Kasper Jansen, Professor of European Liability Law at Erasmus School of Law, it is unclear whether Schiphol is going to compensate for the damages.