Dan Helenius

PERSONAL INFORMATION

 

 

Name: Dan
Surname: Helenius
Nationality: Finnish
Address: P.O. Box 4, FI-00014 University of Helsinki,

Yliopistonkatu 3, Helsinki, Finland
E-Mail: dan.helenius@helsinki.fi

 

EDUCATION

Academic career

2007: Master of Law, University of Helsinki

2014: Doctor of Law, University of Helsinki

2018: Docent of Criminal Law, University of Helsinki

Current position

University Lecturer in Criminal and Procedural Law, University of Helsinki 2015-

Research field(s)

Criminal and Criminal Procedural Law

 

 

LANGUAGE SKILLS

  • Swedish (mother tongue)
  • Finnish (excellent)
  • English (excellent)
  • German (fair)
  • French (fair)

 

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

  • Nordisk Tidsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab (member of the editorial board)
  • Tidskrift utgiven av Juridiska föreningen i Finland (member of the editorial board)
  • Finnish Society of Criminalists (vice chairman)

 

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

(Most recent and relevant publications)

Books

  • Straffrättslig jurisdiktion. Helsingfors 2014. 479 pp. (Criminal Jurisdiction, PhD thesis)
  • Grunderna för europeisk och internationell straffrätt. Helsingfors 2016. 238 pp. (The Foundations of European and International Criminal Law)

Articles

  • Straffrättens allmänna läror och omständighetsuppsåt – Tidskrift utgiven av Juridiska Föreningen i Finland 5-6/2007, p. 514–529 (The General Principles of Criminal Law and Intent as to the Circumstantial Facts)
  • KKO 2008:118 – Eurooppalainen pidätysmääräys: Rikoksentekijän syyttäminen muusta kuin luovuttamisen perusteena olleesta rikoksesta – Lakimies 3/2009, p. 459–470 (The European Arrest Warrant: Prosecuting a Perpetrator for an Offence for which he was not Surrendered)
  • Ne bis in idem i gränslandet mellan skatte- och straffprocessen, in Dan Frände, Dan Helenius, Kim Parviainen (eds.), Codex 70 år – Festskrift (Helsingfors 2010), p. 110–143 (with Kenneth Hellsten) (Ne bis in idem in the Borderland between the Fiscal and Criminal Process)
  • Mutual Recognition in Criminal Matters and the Principle of Proportionality – Effective Proportionality or Proportionate Effectiveness? New Journal of European Criminal Law 3/2014, p. 349‒369
  • Admissibility of Evidence and the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, in Petter Asp (ed.), The European Public Prosecutor’s Office: Legal and Criminal Policy Perspectives, p. 178–209. Skrifter utgivna av Juridiska fakulteten vid Stockholms universitet, Stockholm 2015
  • The If, How, and When of Criminal Jurisdiction: What is Criminal Jurisdiction Anyway? Bergen Journal of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 1/2015, p. 22–47
  • Har flaggprincipen förlorat sin betydelse i den straffrättsliga jurisdiktionsrätten? Tidskrift utgiven av Juridiska Föreningen i Finland 2-4/2017, p. 304–321 (Has the Flag Principle lost its meaning in the Law of Criminal Jurisdiction?)
  • A Comparative Analysis of Special Sanctions Applicable to Political Decision-Makers, in Frank Zimmermann (ed.), Criminal Liability of Political Decision-Makers – A Comparative Perspective, p. 281–291. Springer, Cham 2017.
  • Criminal Liability of Political Decision-Makers in Finland, in Frank Zimmermann (ed.), Criminal Liability of Political Decision-Makers – A Comparative Perspective, p. 35–62. Springer, Cham 2017.