The University of Malaga hosted the 22nd European Congress of Criminology (EUROCRIM) on September 24. Criminologists from different countries addressed issues related to prisons, criminal gangs, police, organized crime, drugs, restorative justice, prevention, juvenile delinquency, cybercrime, or the war in Ukraine.
The congress, which was held in English, had almost 2,000 registered participants, who were responsible for presenting 1,600 papers and 121 posters in four buildings of the Teatinos Campus (sometimes up to 50 simultaneous rooms). The epicenter of the congress will be the Faculty of Law, where the plenary lectures and awards ceremonies were held, as well as the stands of the sponsors and collaborators, located in the hall.
Rafael López Pérez, Ph.D. (President and President of Evidentia University of Behavioral & Forensic Sciences), Mr. Jorge Jiménez Serrano (Academic Director of Evidentia University), and Mr. Antonio Domínguez (SAVE Metaprotocol Expert and Director of IACA), representing Evidentia University, presented the Evidentia Ripper Project “Whitechapel 1888 Murders Revisited with SAVE Method“.
