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Lukas Krupitsch

Lukas Krupitsch

LL.M. (WU)

legal assistant

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Practice areas

  • Business and corruption criminal law
  • Corporate criminal law and association responsibilities
  • Property and financial criminal law
  • Procurement criminal law
  • Crypto-criminal law
  • Sports and association law

Teaching Activity

Lecturer at Vienna University of Economics and Business, Institute for Austrian and European Criminal law, lecture: “Criminal law”

 

2026

  • The Path to Leniency Status - An Analysis of the Requirements of Voluntariness, Self-Disclosure, and Timeliness under § 209a of the Code of Criminal Procedure, JSt 2026, 389
  • Corporate Liability, in Divjak/Hubmann (eds.), Criminal Law AT I Compact: Fundamentals and Cases (2026) 168–180
  • Legal Representation of Victims, in Ruhmannseder/Zahrl (eds.), The Comprehensive Handbook of Medical Criminal Law (2026) 555–576 (co-authored with Hon. Prof. Dr. Nobert Wess)
  • Defense in the Appellate Instance and After the Judgment Becomes Final, in Ruhmannseder/Zahrl (eds.), The Comprehensive Handbook of Medical Criminal Law (2026) 653–679 (co-authored with Hon. Prof. Dr. Nobert Wess)
  • Criminal Liability in the Medical Field, in Bittighofer (ed.), Handbook of Medical Law (2026) 773–879 (co-authored with Mag. Markus Machan and Hon. Prof. Dr. Nobert Wess)
  • Doping in Sports, in Schönborn/Kern (eds.), Handbook of Medical Criminal Law (2026) 921–948 (co-authored with Lena Milacher, LL.M.)
  • Criminal Law Casebook—Identifying Offenses: Issues of Demarcation and Concurrence (2026) (in collaboration with Dr. Daniel Gilhofer-Lenglinger, MSc, and Dr. Maria Kattavenos-Lukan)
  • Analysis of §§ 125–128, 134–144, 151–166, 245–254, 280–296a, 281(1)(1)–(4) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO), in Capelare/Köpf (eds.), Criminal Procedure Law Compact: Fundamentals and Cases (2026) (co-authored with Dr. Daniel Gilhofer-Lenglinger, MSc)

2025

  • Analysis of Sections 156–168b of the Criminal Code (StGB), in Bauer-Raschhofer/Gilhofer-Lenglinger (eds.), Criminal Law: Special Part—Compact Edition (2025), pp. 206–262
  • Changes to Criminal Law Resulting from the 2025 Budget Accompanying Act: Accelerating Conditional Release and Expanding Electronically Monitored House Arrest (including a checklist for eüH), JAP 2025/2026/2, 6
  • Iudex in causa sua? Decisions on One’s Own Recusal in Court Proceedings, ÖJZ 2025, 280

2024

  • On the Meaning and Purpose of Punishment—The Concept of Humanity in Criminal Law, Pro Scientia Reader 2024, 36
  • EPAC/EACN Workshop on Whistleblowing—Report, Federal Ministry of the Interior 2024
  • Right to Appeal Against Regulations of the National Regulatory Authority Setting Network Access Fees, RdU 2021, 71 (co-authored with Mag. Ulrike Sehrschön, LL.M., and Titus Kahr, LL.M.)

2021

  • Right to Appeal Against Regulations of the National Regulatory Authority Setting Network Access Fees, RdU 2021/34, 71 (co-authored with Attorney Mag. Ulrike Sehrschön, LL.M., and Associate Titus Kahr, LL.M.)
  • The Evolving Role of the Key Witness - From the English Crown’s “Sacrificial Pawn” to a Key Role in Modern White-Collar Crime Proceedings (Lecture on May 21, 2026, at the 5th Conference for Graduate Assistants in Criminal Law and Criminology at the Vienna University of Economics and Business)
  • Key Aspects of Medical Criminal Law (Presentation on April 13, 2026, at the University Hospital of Wiener Neustadt)
  • The Key Witness in Criminal Proceedings and Its Historical Development (Presentation on December 5, 2024, at the Pro Scientia Scholarship Foundation)
  • Criminal Law Assessment of Sports Match-Fixing for Betting Purposes (Presentation on October 9, 2024, at the seminar of the Criminal Law Section of the RIV)
  • Decisions on Recusal in Proceedings (“iudex in causa sua”) (Presentation on October 20, 2023, at the seminar of the Criminal Law Section of the RIV)
  • EPAC/EACN Workshop on Whistleblowing – Conclusions of the Day (closing remarks on September 29, 2023, at the Federal Office for the Prevention and Combating of Corruption)