MrIan Dobinson
Casual Academic
Faculty of Law
BIO
Prior to joining the faculty in 2004, Ian Dobinson was an Associate Professor at the School of Law, City University of Hong Kong. He had also taught at Mitchell College, Bathurst (now Charles Sturt University) and been a Research Officer with the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research.
Ian has written, researched and taught extensively in the areas of criminal law and criminal justice. His major research 1983- 89 on Drugs and Crime in Australia remains an important pioneering work in the area.
During his 13 years in Hong Kong, Ian developed a keen interest in Chinese Criminal Law and, since arriving at UTS, has developed both research and teaching links with leading law schools in China. Since 2007, he has taught the popular elective of Advanced Criminal Law. This has also supported his ongoing research on topics such as involuntary manslaughter and criminal defence law.
Ian has written, researched and taught extensively in the areas of criminal law and criminal justice. His major research 1983- 89 on Drugs and Crime in Australia remains an important pioneering work in the area.
During his 13 years in Hong Kong, Ian developed a keen interest in Chinese Criminal Law and, since arriving at UTS, has developed both research and teaching links with leading law schools in China. Since 2007, he has taught the popular elective of Advanced Criminal Law. This has also supported his ongoing research on topics such as involuntary manslaughter and criminal defence law.
PROFILE TYPE
- Academic