Rate My Professor Gemma Davies

Davies has authored more than twenty-five peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and policy papers across ten funded projects, promoting transnational criminal law as shared governance balancing security and rights. Key publications include the co-edited volume UK-EU Police and Judicial Cooperation Post-Brexit: Implementing the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (Hart Publishing, 2025, with Helena Farrand Carrapico); chapters within it on UK participation history, Brexit impacts, and TCA negotiation outcomes; 'The promise and pitfalls of the Second Protocol to the Budapest Convention: Assessing its impact on EU and UK cross-border criminal investigations' (New Journal of European Criminal Law, 2026); 'The extradition of Mike Lynch - should the forum bar be amended?' (Criminal Law Review, 2024, with Paul Arnell); and UK-EU Law Enforcement and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters Under Part Three of the TCA: The Impact on Scotland (Scottish Parliament, 2024, with Helena Farrand Carrapico). She led the International Cooperation and Extradition Scoping Review (Criminal Law Reform Now Network, 2025), received the Scottish Parliament Information Centre Fellowship (2023–24), founded the AHRC-funded UK–Irish Criminal Justice Cooperation Network (2018–2021), and advised the Independent Commission on UK-EU Relations. She serves on the Advisory Board of Transnational Criminal Law Review and as National Lead External Examiner for Advocacy (Bar Standards Board). Davies joined Durham Law School in September 2022.