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Dr Caleb Wheeler
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Darlithydd
Ysgol y Gyfraith a Gwleidyddiaeth
- Ar gael fel goruchwyliwr ôl-raddedig
Trosolwyg
Ymunais â Chaerdydd ym mis Ionawr 2022 fel darlithydd yn y gyfraith. Mae fy mhrif ddiddordebau ymchwil ym meysydd cyfraith droseddol ryngwladol a chyfraith hawliau dynol rhyngwladol. Yn 2023 cyhoeddais fy ail lyfr, Fairness and the Goals of International Criminal Trials: Finding a Balance with Routledge. Cyhoeddwyd fy llyfr cyntaf, The Right to be Present at Trial in International Criminal Law gan Brill yn 2018.
Rwy'n gyfreithiwr cymwysedig yn yr Unol Daleithiau a dderbyniwyd i'r bar yn Pennsylvania.
Cyhoeddiad
2024
- Wheeler, C. H. 2024. Strange bedfellows: The relationship between the International Criminal Court and the United States. Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy 14(1), pp. 35-84.
2023
- Wheeler, C. 2023. Trials. In: Caeiro, P. et al. eds. Elgar Encyclopedia of Crime and Criminal Justice. Edward Elgar
- Wheeler, C. 2023. Fairness and the goals of international criminal trials: finding a balance. Routledge.
2021
- Wheeler, C. H. 2021. Shifting priorities: are attitudes changing at the international criminal court about trials in absentia?. International Criminal Law Review 21(1), pp. 97-125. (10.1163/15718123-bja10036)
2020
- Wheeler, C. H. 2020. Unquestioned testimony: how the diminution of live testimony threatens the accused’s right to be present during international criminal trials. Cornell International Law Journal 52(3), pp. 546-590.
2019
- Wheeler, C. H. 2019. Human rights enforcement at the borders: International Criminal Court Jurisdiction over The Rohingya situation. Journal of International Criminal Justice 17(3), pp. 609-631. (10.1093/jicj/mqz029)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2019. The scales of justice: balancing the goals of international criminal trials. Criminal Law Forum 30(2), pp. 145-180. (10.1007/s10609-019-09367-9)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2019. Justice in the absence of the accused: can the rights of victims be fully vindicated without the participation of the accused?. Journal of International Criminal Justice 17(2), pp. 413-430. (10.1093/jicj/mqz016)
2018
- Wheeler, C. H. 2018. The right to be present at trial in international criminal law. International Criminal Law Series Vol. 13. Brill.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2018. Re-examining corporate liability at the International Criminal Court through the lens of the article 15 communication against Chiquita Brands International. Melbourne Journal of International Law 19(1), pp. 369-388.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2018. Rights in conflict: The clash between abolishing the death penalty and delivering justice to the victims. International Criminal Law Review 18(2), pp. 354-375. (10.1163/15718123-01801002)
2017
- Wheeler, C. H. 2017. Right or duty? Is presence at trial a right or a duty in international criminal law?. Criminal Law Forum 28(1), pp. 99-127. (10.1007/s10609-016-9298-z)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2017. Virtually there: Technology and the right to be present at trial in international criminal law. Queen Mary Law Journal 9(2), pp. 78-88.
2016
- Wheeler, C. H. 2016. No longer just a victim: the impact of victim participation on trial proceedings at the international criminal court. International Criminal Law Review 16(3), pp. 525-546. (10.1163/15718123-01603002)
Articles
- Wheeler, C. H. 2024. Strange bedfellows: The relationship between the International Criminal Court and the United States. Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy 14(1), pp. 35-84.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2021. Shifting priorities: are attitudes changing at the international criminal court about trials in absentia?. International Criminal Law Review 21(1), pp. 97-125. (10.1163/15718123-bja10036)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2020. Unquestioned testimony: how the diminution of live testimony threatens the accused’s right to be present during international criminal trials. Cornell International Law Journal 52(3), pp. 546-590.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2019. Human rights enforcement at the borders: International Criminal Court Jurisdiction over The Rohingya situation. Journal of International Criminal Justice 17(3), pp. 609-631. (10.1093/jicj/mqz029)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2019. The scales of justice: balancing the goals of international criminal trials. Criminal Law Forum 30(2), pp. 145-180. (10.1007/s10609-019-09367-9)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2019. Justice in the absence of the accused: can the rights of victims be fully vindicated without the participation of the accused?. Journal of International Criminal Justice 17(2), pp. 413-430. (10.1093/jicj/mqz016)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2018. Re-examining corporate liability at the International Criminal Court through the lens of the article 15 communication against Chiquita Brands International. Melbourne Journal of International Law 19(1), pp. 369-388.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2018. Rights in conflict: The clash between abolishing the death penalty and delivering justice to the victims. International Criminal Law Review 18(2), pp. 354-375. (10.1163/15718123-01801002)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2017. Right or duty? Is presence at trial a right or a duty in international criminal law?. Criminal Law Forum 28(1), pp. 99-127. (10.1007/s10609-016-9298-z)
- Wheeler, C. H. 2017. Virtually there: Technology and the right to be present at trial in international criminal law. Queen Mary Law Journal 9(2), pp. 78-88.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2016. No longer just a victim: the impact of victim participation on trial proceedings at the international criminal court. International Criminal Law Review 16(3), pp. 525-546. (10.1163/15718123-01603002)
Book sections
- Wheeler, C. 2023. Trials. In: Caeiro, P. et al. eds. Elgar Encyclopedia of Crime and Criminal Justice. Edward Elgar
Books
- Wheeler, C. 2023. Fairness and the goals of international criminal trials: finding a balance. Routledge.
- Wheeler, C. H. 2018. The right to be present at trial in international criminal law. International Criminal Law Series Vol. 13. Brill.
Ymchwil
Mae fy ymchwil hyd yma wedi bod ym meysydd cyfraith droseddol ryngwladol a chyfraith hawliau dynol rhyngwladol, gyda ffocws penodol ar dreialon troseddol rhyngwladol a'u cyfranogwyr. Ar lefel macro, mae fy ngwaith yn ymgysylltu â'r cysylltiad rhwng tegwch a chyfiawnder, a sut maent yn gysyniadau cynhenid cysylltiedig. Nid wyf yn tueddu i gysylltu fy ymchwil ag un fethodoleg er mwyn osgoi cyfyngu ar fy ngwaith trwy ei weld trwy ei weld trwy lens ideoleg benodol. Mae hyn yn rhoi ei hun i ddull mwy cymharol gan ei fod yn caniatáu imi ymgymryd ag ystod eang o safbwyntiau gwahanol. Yn gyffredinol, rwy'n ceisio canolbwyntio fy ngwaith ar broblemau ymarferol yn hytrach na damcaniaethol oherwydd credaf fod angen i'r gyfraith fod yn ddefnyddiadwy ac yn ddealladwy. Rwyf hefyd yn credu ei bod yn bwysig cynnig atebion i faterion cyfreithiol anodd yn hytrach na chynnig beirniadaeth yn unig.
Addysgu
- LL.M. - Cyfraith Droseddol Ryngwladol
- LL.M. - Cyfraith Ddyngarol Ryngwladol
- LL.B. - Cyfraith Ryngwladol a Heriau Trawswladol
- LL.B. - Cyfraith Droseddol
Mae gen i brofiad hefyd o addysgu cyfraith hawliau dynol rhyngwladol, cyfraith contract, cyfraith camwedd a sgiliau ymchwil cyfreithiol.
Bywgraffiad
Dyfarnwyd PhD yn y gyfraith i mi o Brifysgol Middlesex Llundain yn 2018 am fy noethuriaeth, Yr Hawl i Fod yn Bresennol mewn Treial mewn Cyfraith Droseddol Ryngwladol. Cyn hynny, derbyniais LLM mewn cyfraith ryngwladol gyhoeddus yn 2011 gan Brifysgol Utrecht yn yr Iseldiroedd a JD o Brifysgol Villanova yn yr Unol Daleithiau. Mae gen i radd BA o Kenyon College yn yr Unol Daleithiau hefyd.
Swyddi academaidd blaenorol
2018-2021 - Darlithydd yn y Gyfraith, Prifysgol Middlesex Llundain
2015-2018 - Darlithydd â Thâl Awr, Prifysgol Middlesex Llundain
Meysydd goruchwyliaeth
Mae gen i ddiddordeb mewn goruchwylio myfyrwyr PhD yn y meysydd canlynol:
- Cyfraith Droseddol Ryngwladol
- Cyfraith Hawliau Dynol Rhyngwladol
- Cyfraith Ryngwladol Gyhoeddus
- Cyfiawnder Trosiannol
Themâu ymchwil
Arbenigeddau
- Cyfraith droseddol ryngwladol
- Cyfraith ryngwladol gyhoeddus
- Cyfraith ddyngarol a hawliau dynol rhyngwladol
- Cyfraith droseddol
