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Nashmil Motazedi

MJur candidate


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MJur candidate in the Durham CELLS (Centre for Ethics and Law in the Life Sciences)

Biography

Biography

LLB,LLM, FHEA

I am a part-time Mjur candidate at Durham law School, having completed my Bachelor of Law with Criminology (LLB) and Master of Human Rights Law (LLM) at Nottingham Trent University.

At present, I am a senior law lecturer at NTU, teaching and leading the Beginning & Ending of Life Issues (LLM), and Medical Law (LLB). I also deliver tutorial sessions and lectures on the Law of Trusts (LLB) and am a member of the Academic Irregularity Team.

Research

Supervised by Professor Shaun Pattinson and Professor Deryck Beyleveld, my research will use the Principle of Generic Consistency as the supreme moral theory to provide a coherent interpretive tool and a moral critique of the international regulatory frameworks that currently apply to Stem Cell Editing. 

Publications

Jonathan Doak and Nashmil Motazedi 'Reimagining the Participatory Model on Proof' in Doak J (eds), New Direction in Evidence and the Criminal Process (Forthcoming 2026 Hart Publishing)

Professor Jonathan Doak, Marian Liebmann and Nashmil Motazedi 'Restorative Justice in England and Wales' In Dunkel, Lehmkuhl, and Pruin (eds), The International Encyclopaedia of Restorative Justice (2024).

Peer-reviewed Journal Article 

Nottingham Law Journal Vol 31(1) (2023) (Peer Reviewed Articles) available at https://www.ntu.ac.uk/study-and-courses/courses/our-schools/nls/nottingham-law-journal

Conference papers

Athens Institute for Education & Research: A World Association of Academics & researchers (16-18 July 2024) / Reform of International Regulation of Human Rights in the Context of Human Genome Editing for Research and Clinical Purposes.

Philosophy in Progress (PIP / January 2018): Medical Technologies and Personal Identity (University of Nottingham). Abstract available at: https://pipconference.wordpress.com/philosophy-in-progress-2018/

20 Years after the Oviedo Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine (International Anniversary Conference / 8-9 December 2017). E-Book / Abstract available at: https://www.academia.edu/33882810/Thessaloniki_International_Conference_8-9_December_2017_