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Comité des jeunes pénalistes

Lors de chaque Congrès international de droit pénal, un groupe de sept jeunes pénalistes est élu pour constituer le Comité des jeunes pénalistes. Les membres de ce Comité représentent les jeunes pénalistes auprès des organes exécutifs de l’Association, centralisent leur participation à la vie de l’Association et facilitent l’accès aux activités et aux opportunités qui leur sont offertes.

Le Comité des jeunes pénalistes nommé à Paris (juin 2024) pour la période 2024-2029 est composé de :

Président du Comité des jeunes pénalistes

Isabelle GIBSON

Président du Comité des jeunes pénalistes

(Brazil)

Membres

BAI Luyuan

(China)

Emanuele BIRRITTERI

(Italy)

Gonzalo GUERRERO

(Argentina)

Dawid MARKO

(Poland)

Alejandra PASTRANA

June 2024 - Dec 2026 (Spain)

João Miguel OLIVEIRA NARCISO

Jan 2027 - June 2029 (Portugal)

Yuto YOKOYAMA

(Japan)

Jeunes pénalistes Représentants auprès
des organes exécutifs de l'Association

Board of Directors

Isabelle GIBSON

(Brazil)

Emanuele BIRRITTERI

(Italy)

Yuto YOKOYAMA

(Japan)

Executive Committee

Isabelle GIBSON

(Brazil)

Scientific Committee

Dawid MARKO

(Poland)

Gonzalo GUERRERO

(Argentina)

Editorial Board

BAI Luyuan

(China)

Alejandra PASTRANA

June 2024 - Dec 2026 (Spain)

Comités des jeunes jeunes pénalistes précédents

Isabelle Gibson

President of the Young
Penalists Committee

(Brazil)

Isabelle Gibson was born in 1994 in Brazil. She is a PhD candidate in Criminal Law at the Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), Brazil. She did a research stay at the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University (2023-2024). Isabelle obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Law at Fluminense Federal University (UFF) in 2017 and Master’s Degree in Legal Sciences at Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) in 2020. She works as a Criminal Law Attorney in Brazil. Her research topic is sexual violence and genocide. She is also interested in gender issues in Criminal Law, such as violence against women and femicide.

Contact: isabellegibsonadv@gmail.com

Luyuan Bai

(China)

Luyuan Bai is lecturer and postdoc researcher the Southwest University of Political Science and Law (China). She obtained her PhD at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law & University of Freiburg (Germany). During doctoral study, her research topic was legal measures of counterterrorism from a comparative perspective, with a special emphasis on the phenomenon of Foreign Terrorist Fighters. Now she is more focused on crime governance, especially the boundary between criminal and administrative law and the additional consequences of criminal punishment and criminal record. She is author of numerous publications related to terrorist crimes, corruption crimes and transnational crimes.

Contact: bailuyuan@swupl.edu.cn

Emanuele Birritteri

(Italy)

Born in Agrigento, Italy, in 1992, Emanuele Birritteri is Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Criminal Law at the Department of Law and Economics of the University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza, and Adjunct Professor of European Criminal Law at Luiss University – Rome. At Luiss, he obtained his Ph.D. in Law and Business in 2021 and was also Post-Doc Researcher from 2022 to 2023. His main research interests and publications lie in the fields of food crimes, corporate criminal liability, fight against corruption and organised crime, general part of criminal law and jurisdiction. He has been Glasgow Law Fellow at the University of Glasgow School of Law (2024), Visiting Postgraduate Research Student at the University of Manchester (2020) and Visiting Ph.D. Student at the Norwegian School of Economics in Oslo (2019).

For a more detailed CV and list of publications, please visit his personal page on the website of the University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza.

Contact:
emanuele.birritteri@unitelmasapienza.it

Gonzalo Guerrero

(Argentina)

Gonzalo Guerrero (1991) graduated in Law from the Universidad de Buenos Aires in 2017. He holds an LLM from the London School of Economics and Political Science (UK, 2023) and a master’s degree in Criminal Law from Torcuato Di Tella University (Argentina, 2022). Since 2014, Gonzalo has been teaching Criminal Law and Criminal Procedural Law at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, where he currently serves as a lecturer in courses focusing on organised crime and money laundering. His research interests encompass organised crime, economic crimes, and environmental crimes. He has actively contributed to both national and international research projects and has authored publications related to these topics.

Gonzalo has been also working at the Argentine National Prosecutor’s Office since 2014 and has been a member of the AIDP since 2018.

Contact: gonguer@gmail.com

Dawid Marko

(Poland)

Dawid Marko is Teaching and Research Assistant at the Department of Criminal Procedure and Criminalistics of the University of Gdańsk (Poland), where he is currently preparing his PhD thesis devoted to procedural aspects of the direct effect of EU directives in the criminal process. As his scientific publications show, his main fields of research include criminal procedural law (especially model issues and problems related to the rights of the individual), European criminal law (especially approximation of criminal procedural law and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters) and criminal procedural law in the framework of human rights law.

He received a scholarship from the Max Planck Society and was a doctoral fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law in Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany). He has been involved in several international research projects and has conducted some stays abroad (including in Germany, Spain and the Czech Republic). He also has experience in law practice (he works as an attorney).

Contact: dawid.marko@ug.edu.pl

Alejandra Pastrana

(Spain)

Alejandra Pastrana is assistant professor at the University of Cádiz (Spain). She obtained her PhD at the same University, after gaining a state scholarship for the training of university teachers (FPU) for the preparation of her thesis, which culminated with outstanding cum laude and an extraordinary award. Her postdoctoral training has been developed eminently at the Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain), where she was postdoctoral researcher (Ministry of Universities – Next Generation EU Funds). She has carried out several research stays abroad, the most recent at the Juristische Fakultät- Humboldt Universität zu Berlin (2022). She is author of numerous publications related to terrorist crimes, drug trafficking and omission in international criminal law.

Contact: alejandra.pastrana@uca.es

Yuto Yokohama

(Japan)

Yuto Yokoyama is a PhD student at Hiroshima University in Japan. After getting a Master’s Degree in law at Waseda University, he is conducting comparative legal research on expert evidence in criminal trials as the theme for his PhD. He is also working on research on artificial intelligence and criminal evidence.

Contact: yuto13180203@gmail.com

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