I am an internationally known expert in international criminal justice, having written extensively on international criminal courts and tribunals, international criminal trials and the rights of trial participants. I have published two books, Fairness and the Goals of International Criminal Trials: Finding a Balance (Routledge 2023) and The Right to be Present at Trial in International Criminal Law (Brill 2018). I have also written journals articles on a wide-range of international criminal law issues, including: corporate criminal liability at the ICC, the diminution of live evidence at international criminal courts and tribunals, the relationship between the ICC and the United States, the mental fitness of an accused to stand trial, the role of victims in international criminal proceedings and the ICC Prosecutor’s investigation into the Bangladesh/Myanmar situation. I have travelled all over the world to deliver invited talks and conference papers about my research. I also chair the organizing committee of the European Society of International Law’s Interest Group on International Criminal Justice. Before entering academia, I practiced law in the United States for five years. I have led and taught on modules in international criminal law, international human rights law, international humanitarian law, public international law, English and Welsh Criminal law, tort law, contract law, legal method and study skills.