Dr. le Roux-Kemp is an Associate Professor at the Lincoln Law School, University of Lincoln (UK). She completed her education and training in a number of disciplines (law, medical anthropology, applied ethics, and musicology) in South Africa and Germany, and is currently enrolled for a DBA in Higher Education Management at the University of Bath (UK). Her research focus and interest are in Global and Comparative Law, and her primary fields of inquiry are Criminal Justice (including Forensic Law), and Medical- and Health Law (including medical- and bioethics). Dr. le Roux-Kemp explores the situatedness of law, and the theoretical and practical dynamics of legal change in its various spatial and temporal localities. With a keen interest in legal theory and having been trained in many different (legal) research methodologies as well as subject disciplines, her scholarly approach can be described as transdisciplinary; celebrating the intrinsic complexity of law and legal systems, whilst also recognising the inevitable and reciprocal synergy of law with other knowledge spheres.