1st Edition
Social Media and Law Enforcement Practice in Poland Insights into Practice Outside Anglophone Countries
1. Social media and criminal justice practice outside the Anglophone countries
Paweł Waszkiewicz
2. The online frontier: social media use by law enforcement personnel in Poland
Stanisław Rabczuk
3. Paw patrol? How Polish police are using animal images and funny content on social media
Magdalena Tomaszewska-Michalak
4. We are still here – police activity on social media during the COVID-19 pandemic
Błażej Stromczyński
5. Social media evidence in criminal proceedings
Paweł Waszkiewicz and Krzysztof Worek
6. Detecting online offenders: a case study of social media hate speech investigations
Piotr Lewulis
7. Social media and criminal justice, a complicated relationship: conclusions
Paweł Waszkiewicz
Biography
Paweł Waszkiewicz is a university professor in the Department of Criminalistics at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw. He has been a lecturer and visiting professor at the University of Ottawa, Rutgers University, University College London, Universidad de Alicante, Universidad de Malaga, and Teesside University, among others. He has led and co-led research on crime prevention, video surveillance, biometrics, operational and detection work, homicide investigation, surveillance methods, and out-of-court conflict resolution funded by Polish (Ministry of Science and Higher Education, National Science Center, University of Warsaw) and foreign (European Commission, Sodertorn University, Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies) grants.
Paweł Waszkiewicz is the author and coauthor of dozens of scientific publications and more than a hundred conference presentations. He is an advocate of evidence-based activities, transparency, and open-access policies. Most of his publications are freely available on his researchgate.net and academia.edu profiles.
Self-appointed president of the Warsaw fan club of the TV series The Wire. In love with surfing without reciprocation.
