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Mr. S.V. (Bas) Hellemons

PhD Fellow
Faculty of Law
Criminal Law
Photographer: Jim Kroes

Visiting address
  • Nieuwe Achtergracht 166
  • Room number: A9.23
Postal address
  • Postbus 15557
    1001 NB Amsterdam
Contact details
  • Profile

    Bas Hellemons is a PhD Fellow (lecturer/researcher) at Criminal Law section of the Faculty of Law at the University of Amsterdam. He focuses mainly on substantive criminal law, in particular discrimination offences. His PhD research focuses on 'hate crimes' in Dutch criminal law.

    In addition to his PhD research, he contributes to the education within the Dutch Bachelor of Law and the Dutch Master of Criminal Law. He teaches the introductory bachelor course ‘Strafrecht’ and the master course ‘Verdieping Materieel Strafrecht’. He also supervises undergraduate and graduate thesis students.

    Since 2023, Bas Hellemons has been one of the coordinators of the Amsterdam Center for Criminal Justice.

  • Publications

    2023

    2021

    • Buisman, S. S., & Hellemons, S. V. (2021). Herijking van de gijzelingsprocedure bij de inning van de schadevergoedingsmaatregel. Sancties, 2021(4), 273-282.
    • Hellemons, S. V., Schuyt, P. M., & Ten Voorde, J. M. (2021). Het discriminatoir oogmerk als strafverhogende omstandigheid: Een rechtsvergelijkende waardering. Nederlands Juristenblad, 2021(23), 1874-1879.

    2020

    • Ten Voorde, J. M., Hellemons, S. V., & Schuyt, P. M. (2020). Discriminatie als strafbeïnvloedende omstandigheid bij strafbare feiten: Een rechtsvergelijkende studie. (Meijersreeks). Boom Juridische Uitgever.

    Others

    • Hellemons, B. (participant) (22-3-2024). Congres Ongelijkheid en de strafrechtspleging, Leiden. Participation in panel discussion (participating in a conference, workshop, ...).
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