Roles

karima alzituni is one of the staff members at the department of 3 faculty of 11. He is working as a since 2015-03-15. He teaches several subjects in his major and has several puplications in the field of his interest.

Ms. Karima taught courses in the Department of Criminal Law at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels for several academic years at the Faculty of Law, University of Tripoli.

Research entitled: Sufficient evidence that permits arrest by the judicial police officer, a critical study of the text of Article 24 of the Libyan Criminal Procedure Code, Al-Qurtas Magazine, Issue 9, July 2020.

Careers

2014 - PhD in Criminal Law / University of Nice - France - in the field of criminal procedures.

2014 - University Diploma in Criminal Mediation / University of Nice - France.

2004 - Master's / Department of Criminal Law - Faculty of Law - University of Tripoli.

2002 - Postgraduate Diploma / Department of Criminal Law - Faculty of Law - University of Tripoli.

1999 - Bachelor of Law - Faculty of Law - University of Tripoli.

Professional experience:

From 2004 to 2023 - Faculty member at the Faculty of Law - University of Tripoli.

From 2001 to 2004 - Teaching Assistant at the Department of Criminal Law - Faculty of Law - University of Tripoli.

From 1999 to 2003 - Judicial Assistant at the North Tripoli Primary Prosecution.

 Published research:

Research entitled: Reconciliation between the offender and the victim as a model for restorative justice, Al-Ustadh Magazine, Issue 17 - October 2019.

Research entitled: The extent of the jurisdiction of criminal courts to issue an order on the grounds for filing a lawsuit, Al-Jami Magazine, Issue 31 - March 2020.

Research entitled: Sufficient evidence that permits arrest by the judicial police officer, a critical study of the text of Article 24 of the Libyan Criminal Procedure Code, Al-Qurtas Magazine, Issue 9, July 2020.

Research Interests

Criminal Policy

Penal Code

External Activities

Mrs. Karima Al-Zaytouni has not participated in any scientific activities outside the university yet.