Oswald Jansen
Oswald
Jansen is senior-researcher at the
Centre for the
enforcement of European law,
G.J. Wiarda
Institute, Utrecht University. He holds an LLM-degree of the University of
Nijmegen and his PhD at the University of Amsterdam. His research interest in
(public) law enforcement involves Dutch as well as foreign (mainly European)
administrative law, Dutch as well as foreign (mainly European) criminal law and
European law. He is also deputy judge at the Arnhem criminal court, as well as
the ‘s-Hertogenbosch administrative law court, a member of
the police complaints Committee of Amsterdam-Amstelland, chairman of the
complaints commission Wijchen
(http://www.wijchen.nl/),
and vice-chairman of
the complaints commission
Maasdriel.
Articles
- Features - Update to Researching Dutch Law — November 1, 2001
- Features - Researching Dutch Law — January 2, 2001
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