Disputations

Lina Stotz at Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law will be defending the thesis Children Born of War and Narratives of (Non-)Recognition in International Criminal Law and Beyond for the degree of PhD.

Maja Vestad at Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law will be defending the thesis Traces of crime: A study of evidence production in criminal justice for the degree of PhD.

Tomas Midttun Tobiassen at Department of Public and International Law will be defending the thesis Formelt rettighetsvern i Grunnloven. Konstitusjonelle krav til rettsgrunnlaget ved inngrep i menneskerettigheter i Grunnloven for the degree of PhD. 

The disputation will be held in Norwegian. 

Ingeborg Jenssen Sandbukt at Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law and Oslo University Hospital will be defending the thesis From Disaster to Desister? Narratives of Incarcerated Men with Lived Sexual Recidivism Experience for the degree of PhD.

Ingrid Løining Ørum at Department of Public and International Law and The Norwegian Police University College will be defending the thesis The Duty to Avert in Cases of Intimate Partner Violence: A Legal Dogmatic and Legal Empirical Analysis of the Legal Framework, Compliance, and Implications for the degree of PhD

Original title: Avvergeplikt i partnervoldsaker: Rettsdogmatisk og rettsempirisk analyse av rettslige rammer, etterlevelse og implikasjoner 

The disputation will be held in Norwegian 

Master of Laws Torkell Sætervadet will be defending the thesis The Social Security Scandal and the Potential for Misapplication of EEA Law for the degree of PhD. 

Original title: Trygdeskandalen og potensialet for rettsanvendelsesfeil på EØS-rettens område

The disputation will be held in Norwegian 

Håvard Olsen Sterri at Department of Private Law will be defending the thesis Eminent Domain Regulations: Planning processes for road and rail infrastructure, analysed specifically in light of ECHR P1-1 and the free movement of Capital for the degree of PhD.

Original title: Tilegnelsesreguleringer. Planprosesser om vei- og jernbaneinfrastruktur,analysert særlig i lys av EMK P1-1 og kapitalfriheten

The disputation will be held in Norwegian 

Stine Winger Minde will be defending the thesis The Company’s Interest in Norwegian Company Law for the degree of PhD.

Original title: Selskapsinteressen i norsk aksjeselskapsrett

The disputation will be held in Norwegian. 

Lillian Bøylestad at Department of Public and International law will be defending the thesis Rules and Practice of the Police and Healthcare System in the Event of Unexpected Deaths in Young Children: A Legal and Empirical Investigation for the degree of PhD.

Original title: Regler og rutiner hos politi og helsevesen ved uventede dødsfall hos små barn. En rettslig og empirisk undersøkelse

The disputation will be held in Norwegian

Pernille Søderholm Nyvoll at Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law will be defending the thesis Pains and possibilities of imprisonment: An exploration of experiences from ‘exceptional’ open prisons in Norway for the degree of PhD.

Master of Laws Kristina Stenvik will be defending the thesis: THE SCOPE OF COPYRIGHT PROTECTION UNDER EU LAW. Copyright infringement in cases of non-identical copying of a work for the degree of PhD.

M. Phil Rose Elisabeth Lunde will be defending the thesis: (P)rehab and Punishment: Drug Treatment, Therapeutic Intervention and Hybrid Penality in Prison for the degree of PhD.

LLM (Master of Laws) Samar Abbas Nawaz will be defending the thesis Safe integration of civil drones: Law, self-operation & infrastructure for the degree of PhD.

Master in Criminology Jan Christoffer Andersen will be defending the thesis: Boundaries of Online Misogyny: Identities and Narratives in the Incel Subculture for the degree of PhD.

Master in Criminology Maria Louise Hansen will be defending the thesis: After sex: Exploring ambiguity in the aftermath of sex and rape for the degree of PhD.

Master in Criminology Marina Hiller Foshaugen will be defending the thesis Nocturnal policing. Order maintenance, plural policing, and nightlife environments for the degree of PhD.

Jul Fredrik Moløkken Kaltenborn will be defending the thesis: Technological Neutrality in the Regulation of the Digital Forensics Process for the degree of PhD.

Original title: Teknologinøytralitet i reguleringen av den digitale etterforskningsprosessen. 

The disputation will be held in Norwegian 

Master of Laws Mona Naomi Lintvedt will be defending the thesis EU Law on Privacy in Human-Robot Interaction: Misconceptions, Fragmentations and Complexities for the degree of PhD. 

Master of Laws Anne-Beth Meidell Lyche will be defending the thesis:  Compensation for Termination of Employment for the degree of PhD.

Original title: Erstatning ved opphør av arbeidsforhold – med hovedvekt på arbeidsrettslige regler om erstatningsansvar og utmåling. The disputation will be held in Norwegian. 

Heather Carolyn Broomfield will be defending the thesis; The Data-Driven Public Sector: A Critical Assessment of its Framing and Implementationfor the degree of PhD.

Nairita Roy Chaudhuri has been enrolled in the joint program European doctorate in law and development (EDOLAD). She will be defending the thesis; Enabling Limits: A Subaltern Theory Of Transforming Boundary Struggles For Sustainable Climate Change Adaptation. The degree will be given jointly by Tilburg University and the University of Oslo.

Master of Arts Sine Vorland Holen at Department of Criminology and Sociolocy of Law will be defending the thesis Violence and Intervention: Military justifications for enhancing human security for the degree of PhD.