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Camille Claeys
Camille Claeys is currently conducting a PhD on the topic of police interrogations of juvenile suspects at the Department of Criminology of the VUB, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Els Dumortier and Prof. Dr. Sofie De Kimpe. She holds a Master degree in law and received the Jura Falconis price for her master thesis “The rights of minors with regard to their personality file: Legal guarantees and confidentiality of the personality file in the context of transfer”. She currently works on a project funded by the Flemish Fund of (fundamental) Scientific Research (corresp: Camille. claeys@vub.ac.be).
Sofie De Kimpe
Prof. Dr. Sofie De Kimpe holds a Master degree in political science, criminology and has a PhD in criminology. She teaches subjects on policing and criminological methodology at the department of Criminology of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium). She worked as an academic expert for the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Belgian Federal police, managing a project ‘police, a learning organization’. In 2013 she returned to the VUB as a full time member of the Crime & Society Research group. She is research-coordinator of the Strategic Research Program “Crossing Borders: crime, culture and control”. She is member of different editorial boards. Currently she supervises Phd theses and research projects on police interrogations of young suspects, the impact of deontology education on police officers and socialization processes in police culture. She is also founding member and member of the steering group of the ESC Working Group on Policing.
Els Dumortier
Prof. Dr. Els Dumortier holds a master’s degree in law and in criminology and she obtained her PhD in Criminology. She is professor in “youth law”, “youth criminology”, “constitutional criminal law” and in “methods of criminological research” at the Faculty of Law and Criminology at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium). Her research specifically focuses on questions concerning youth justice (practices) and children’s rights both in contemporary times and in the past (20th century). Currently, Els Dumortier is particularly interested in police interrogations of juvenile offenders, in judicial trajectories and the impact of juvenile justice interventions and in child victimology. She participates in several national and international scientific networks in the domain of youth justice (Dutch, English and French speaking), both contemporary focused and historical.