David Sander
PhD candidate / PhD fellow
- Name
- Mr. D.B. Sander
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2727
- d.b.sander@law.leidenuniv.nl
David Sander is a PhD candidate at the Department of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.
David Sander is a PhD candidate at the Department of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure. His PhD research concerns companies' rights to a fair trial in criminal proceedings. His PhD supervisors are Jan Crijns and Pinar Ölçer.
David studied Law at Leiden University from mid-2015 to mid-2021. He received his bachelor's degree in mid-2019 and his master's degree in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure in mid-2021 (both cum laude). As a student, he served as an editorial member of Ars Aequi and a board member of various student law associations. He also studied at the University of Texas at Austin for one semester.
David has held his current position since September 2023. Before that, he worked as a student assistant, teaching and research assistant and lecturer at the Department of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.
In addition to his PhD research and numerous other activities, David's activities include teaching in the criminal law bachelor's and master's programmes and postgraduate training. He is also the Editorial Secretary at the Dutch-language criminal law magazine Boom Strafblad, a member of 'Court Watchers' (for which he writes edits of ECHR judgments for the Netherlands Law Journal (NJB)) and a writer for legal publication T&C Strafvordering.
PhD candidate / PhD fellow
- Faculteit Rechtsgeleerdheid
- Instituut voor Strafrecht & Criminologie
- Straf- en Strafprocesrecht
- Klapwijk J.A., Lochs M., Sander D.B. & Crijns J.H. (2024), Het gebruik van extra beveiligde communicatiemiddelen door advocaten. Leiden-Den Haag: Universiteit Leiden-Nederlandse Orde van Advocaten.
- Wingerden S.G.C. van & Sander D.B. (2023), Straffen en behandelen: a. Straftoemeting, Delikt en delinkwent 53(6): 484-491 (DD 2023/37a).
- Sander D.B., Crijns J.H., Klapwijk J.A. & Lochs M. (2023), De impact van de kroongetuigenregeling op de veiligheid en praktijkvoering van advocaten. Leiden: Universiteit Leiden.
- Sander D.B., Wijngaard S.J.C. van den & Kobari M. (2022), De reikwijdte van artikel 359a Sv: vormverzuimen bij en onrechtmatigheden buiten het voorbereidend onderzoek, Delikt en delinkwent 52(5): 447-472 (DD 2022/32).
- Lgarah N. & Sander D.B. (2021), Milieucriminaliteit en herstelrecht, Ars Aequi 70(2): 107 (AA20210107).
- Jansen R.H.T., Polanen T.A. van, Sander D.B. & Sijtsma P.M. (Eds.) (2021), Trouble in de Trias: bijdragen over de verhoudingen tussen de Nederlandse staatsmachten. Nijmegen: Ars Aequi Libri.
- Bosch L.M. van den & Sander D.B. (2020), Onderlinge samenhang tussen de OM-richtlijnen: twee vraagtekens, Ars Aequi 69(4): 315 (AA20200315).
- Fokkens J.W. met medewerking van Sander D.B. (2020), De terbeschikkingstelling. In: Bakker F.A.M. & Marle H.J.C. van (Eds.), De psychiatrie in het Nederlandse recht. Deventer: Wolters Kluwer. 197-213.
- Jansen R.H.T., Polanen T.A. van, Sander D.B. & Sijtsma P.M. (2020), Stoelendansen met de macht: de trias politica in coronatijd, Ars Aequi 69(10): 861 (AA20200861).
- Reijneveld M.R. & Sander D.B. (2019), Legal design: visuele vaardigheden in het juridisch onderwijs?, Ars Aequi 68(11): 830-832 (AA20190830).
- Sander D. & Tegelaar J.T. (2019), Huurders die niet klagen, worden overgeslagen, Ars Aequi 68(1): 3.
- Münchow L. & Sander D.B. (2019), Naar een functioneel verschoningsrecht voor beëdigd mediators?, Ars Aequi 68(5): 339 (AA20190339).
- Vulto B.F.M. & Sander D.B. (2019), Predictive identification: tussen instrumentaliteit en rechtsbescherming, Ars Aequi 68(11): 827 (AA20190827).