Duties of care and the actus reus in substantive criminal law
In the past couple of decades, an extending development seems to take place in Dutch criminal law. Within this expansion, all sorts of duties of care are on the rise. Duty of care provisions – in general – are frequently included in various other areas of law besides the field of criminal law. In these other areas, the duty of care provisions can count on more fundamental attention. However, from a criminal law perspective the attention is minimal. This research aims to fill the resulting gap.
Personal data
Author: Bart Keupink
University/Institution: Erasmus University Rotterdam
Short bio:
Bart Keupink is now a lawyer at NautaDutilh and specialises in corporate liability, director liability, anti-corruption, anti-money laundering (AML), cybercrime, foreign labour law, international sanction regulations and general compliance & integrity. He has published on a wide range of topics, covering - among others - 'insider trading', 'cybercrime', 'abetting and aiding', 'legal privilege', 'corruption' and 'director liability'.
Bart graduated in 2005 at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in criminal law and civil law. During his studies Bart worked as an external clerk at the administrative law division of the Rotterdam Court of Justice and as an assistant at the financial law department of the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
After his graduation, Bart worked as a lecturer/researcher at the criminal law department of the Erasmus University Rotterdam. He lectured criminal law to Second year and Master-students. He successfully defended his PhD-research on 'duties of care and the actus reus in substantive criminal law' early 2011 at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Email: Bart.Keupink@nautadutilh.com
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Phd Document
Provisional title: Duties of care and the actus reus in substantive criminal law
Name of supervisor/s: P.A.M. Mevis
Language: English
Starting date: 2006-01-01
Excpected end date: 2011-02-11