Gabrielė Chlevickaitė
Biographic Data
| ID | 6547749 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gabrielė Chlevickaitė |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gabrielė |
| FAMILY NAME | Chlevickaitė |
| SIGNATURE | CHLEVICKAITĖ G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3132-0942 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
War, martial law, and mobilisation
This article examines how Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has affected the dynamics of human smuggling across Ukraine’s borders. The imposition of martial law and a general mobilisation have included a ban preventing military service-aged men from leaving Ukraine. This restriction has intensified human smuggling efforts, particularly along the routes into the European Union. By analysing court data on human smuggling sinc…
Introduction
This Special Issue examines the multifaceted relationship between war and crime through the lens of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, addressing a longstanding gap in criminological engagement with armed conflict. While international crimes have drawn increasing scholarly attention, the broader criminogenic effects of war: on social order, ‘ordinary’ crime, legal norms, and institutional responses, remain underexplored. The contributions examine h…
Documenting Conflict-related Crimes in Ukraine
This study explores the evolving documentation practices of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Ukraine in response to conflict-related crimes and human rights violations in 2022–2023. Drawing from semi-structured interviews and public materials, the study examines how legal, technical, and local expertise inform the conceptualization of ‘professional’ documentation, as well as the tensions that arise between localizing such practices and adher…
Suspicious minds? Empirical analysis of insider witness assessments at the Icty, ICTR and ICC
The testimonies of insider witnesses are often key to prosecutions of international crimes, despite significant trustworthiness concerns. However, we know little about the practice of judicial assessments of insider testimonies, that is, which factors the judges consider relevant to relying on insider testimony. With this article, we set out to provide a comprehensive, explorative examination of the insider witness assessment factors used by the …
What matters for assessing insider witnesses? Results of an experimental vignette study
Assessments of insider or accomplice witnesses are a major challenge in complex criminal cases, such as those of international crimes: war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. While insiders are both important and problematic, little is known about how legal decision-makers determine to what extent such witnesses can be relied upon. This study, the first to experimentally study practitioner decision-making in this context, presents the …
Judicial Witness Assessments at the Icty, ICTR and ICC
Accurate assessment of witness testimonies underpins judicial fact-finding at international criminal courts and tribunals (ICCTs). However, the lack of formal assessment criteria and uncoordinated methods, coupled with advances in the scientific understanding of the psychology of witnessing, calls for a re-examination of the judicial practice. This study critically evaluates the state of the art of witness assessments at the International Crimina…
Thousands on the stand
The international criminal courts and tribunals have heard thousands of witnesses in cases of extreme complexity and breadth. Their evidentiary record is overwhelming, with live witness testimony standing out as one of its defining features. Keeping in mind the arguments and policies of judicial efficiency and fairness, this article empirically examines the trends and patterns in viva voce witness numbers at the International Criminal Tribunal fo…
Empirical Study of Insider Witnesses’ Assessments at the International Criminal Court
Insider witnesses play an indispensable role in many international criminal cases. Despite often being essential for linkage evidence, the use of insider witnesses comes with a set of special concerns regarding their credibility, in turn casting doubt on the reliability of their evidence. This explorative empirical study aims to fill the gap in the scholarship and presents an analysis of credibility and reliability assessments of insider witnesse…
Judicial Witness Assessments at the Icty, ICTR and ICC
Accurate assessment of witness testimonies underpins judicial fact-finding at international criminal courts and tribunals (ICCTs). However, the lack of formal assessment criteria and uncoordinated methods, coupled with advances in the scientific understanding of the psychology of witnessing, calls for a re-examination of the judicial practice. This study critically evaluates the state of the art of witness assessments at the International Crimina…
Thousands on the stand
The international criminal courts and tribunals have heard thousands of witnesses in cases of extreme complexity and breadth. Their evidentiary record is overwhelming, with live witness testimony standing out as one of its defining features. Keeping in mind the arguments and policies of judicial efficiency and fairness, this article empirically examines the trends and patterns in viva voce witness numbers at the International Criminal Tribunal fo…
Empirical Study of Insider Witnesses’ Assessments at the International Criminal Court
Insider witnesses play an indispensable role in many international criminal cases. Despite often being essential for linkage evidence, the use of insider witnesses comes with a set of special concerns regarding their credibility, in turn casting doubt on the reliability of their evidence. This explorative empirical study aims to fill the gap in the scholarship and presents an analysis of credibility and reliability assessments of insider witnesse…
Thousands on the stand
The international criminal courts and tribunals have heard thousands of witnesses in cases of extreme complexity and breadth. Their evidentiary record is overwhelming, with live witness testimony standing out as one of its defining features. Keeping in mind the arguments and policies of judicial efficiency and fairness, this article empirically examines the trends and patterns in viva voce witness numbers at the International Criminal Tribunal fo…
Judicial Witness Assessments at the Icty, ICTR and ICC
Accurate assessment of witness testimonies underpins judicial fact-finding at international criminal courts and tribunals (ICCTs). However, the lack of formal assessment criteria and uncoordinated methods, coupled with advances in the scientific understanding of the psychology of witnessing, calls for a re-examination of the judicial practice. This study critically evaluates the state of the art of witness assessments at the International Crimina…
Suspicious minds? Empirical analysis of insider witness assessments at the Icty, ICTR and ICC
The testimonies of insider witnesses are often key to prosecutions of international crimes, despite significant trustworthiness concerns. However, we know little about the practice of judicial assessments of insider testimonies, that is, which factors the judges consider relevant to relying on insider testimony. With this article, we set out to provide a comprehensive, explorative examination of the insider witness assessment factors used by the …
What matters for assessing insider witnesses? Results of an experimental vignette study
Assessments of insider or accomplice witnesses are a major challenge in complex criminal cases, such as those of international crimes: war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. While insiders are both important and problematic, little is known about how legal decision-makers determine to what extent such witnesses can be relied upon. This study, the first to experimentally study practitioner decision-making in this context, presents the …
Documenting Conflict-related Crimes in Ukraine
This study explores the evolving documentation practices of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Ukraine in response to conflict-related crimes and human rights violations in 2022–2023. Drawing from semi-structured interviews and public materials, the study examines how legal, technical, and local expertise inform the conceptualization of ‘professional’ documentation, as well as the tensions that arise between localizing such practices and adher…
War, martial law, and mobilisation
This article examines how Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has affected the dynamics of human smuggling across Ukraine’s borders. The imposition of martial law and a general mobilisation have included a ban preventing military service-aged men from leaving Ukraine. This restriction has intensified human smuggling efforts, particularly along the routes into the European Union. By analysing court data on human smuggling sinc…
Introduction
This Special Issue examines the multifaceted relationship between war and crime through the lens of the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, addressing a longstanding gap in criminological engagement with armed conflict. While international crimes have drawn increasing scholarly attention, the broader criminogenic effects of war: on social order, ‘ordinary’ crime, legal norms, and institutional responses, remain underexplored. The contributions examine h…
International law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Criminology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Witness (5 works) · Criminal court (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Deception detection and forensic psychology (3 works) · Insider (3 works)