Team

Marie Marty

Avocat - Associate

After an academic experience focused on criminal matters, I decided to put into practice the knowledge acquired within a law firm known for its highly demanding standards.

I am passionate about criminal procedures and protection of fundamental rights, both in a domestic and international context, and I offer to our firm’s clients the skills, the rigour and the curiosity developed in academic research.

Curriculum vitae

• Admitted to the Luxembourg Bar, 2017
   
• Associate with  Lutgen + Associés, 2015

• Doctor of Law - University Montesquieu Bordeaux IV and University of Luxembourg, 2014
• Master II degree in European business criminal law - University of Luxembourg and University of Lorraine, 2009

• Consultant in the project “Warning on crime”, financed by the European Commission, concerning corruption and organised crime in the public sector, 2015-2016

• Researcher and teaching assistant at the University of Luxembourg: criminal law, introduction to the law, 2010-2014
• Teaching assistant at the National University of Ireland, Galway: legal French, 2007-2008

Associations

• Member of the Luxembourg Association of Criminal Lawyers (ALAP)

Recent publications and activities

• “La répression transfrontière de la fraude à la TVA”, in La fraude à la TVA (ouvrage collectif), Larcier Promoculture, 2017
• La légalité de la preuve dans l’espace pénal européen, Larcier, 2016
• “The Right to a Lawyer”: The First of the Europeanisation of Procedural Guarantees”, in Pre-trial Detention in 20th and 21st Century Common Law and Civil Law Systems, M. Charret-Del Bove and F. Mourlon (co-author), Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014
• “Un exemple de décision nouvelle: la décision d’enquête européenne”, Jurisdoctoria, n° 7 – “La decision”, Déc. 2011
• “The Selfish Development of Criminal Law and Human Rights in the European Union: A Threat to Fundamental Rights in Criminal Proceedings?”, John Jay College’s 10th Biennial International Conference: Global Perspectives on Justice, Security and Human Rights, 6-9 June 2012, John Jay Institute, New York, USA