Prof. Marijke Malsch LL.M.

Senior Research Fellow

Email: MMalsch@nscr.nl

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Open University

Empirical Legal Studies
Stalking, stalking legislation, effects of convictions, recidivism of stalkers
Non-verbal behaviors and lying suspects
Human trafficking and prostitution
Principle of open justice
Accessibility and comprehensibility of the adjudication of criminal cases
Intellectual disabled suspects in the criminal justice system
Lay participation in the administration of justice: juries and lay judges in European countries
The use of cameras during the hearing of criminal cases
Privacy of victims of crime
Interrogations techniques in European countries
Reporting on suspect interrogations and the role of video and audio recordings
The increasing use of image and sound in the administration of justice
Reliability of DNA evidence
Use of DNA reports in criminal courts
Legal comparison
The legal role of guardians for intellectual disabled and psychiatric patients
The declining role of the judge in the trias politica
The use of palm prints as evidence in criminal cases

2019-now	Professor of Empirical Legal Studies, Open University, Heerlen
2009-now	Coordinator and teacher, course: Law and Practice, VU University Amsterdam
2005-now	Honorary Justice, Court of Appeal ’s-Hertogenbosch
1997-now	Honorary Judge, District Court of North Holland
1993-now	Senior researcher NSCR
1989-93	Health lawyer, Netherlands Federation of Patients and Consumers, Utrecht
1998	Study on compliance to civil court decisions, Erasmus University Rotterdam
1989	PhD, Thesis: Lawyers’ predictions of judicial decisions: a study on calibration of experts

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