Frezia Aarts

Advocaat

After being sworn in as a lawyer in 2012, Frezia specialised in criminal law, particularly military criminal law. Pursuing her broad interest in military law, she gained experience at the Ministry of Defence, working as a senior lawyer in military civil service law. In this role, she dealt with cases involving military personnel, reservists and civilians.

Expertise

At Delissen Martens, she advises and litigates in military civil service cases, including objection and appeal proceedings. She also assists with complaints handled by the Commission on Undesirable Conduct (COG) and investigations conducted by the Central Organisation for Integrity in Defence (COID). Additionally, she acts in related military criminal cases.

Furthermore, she advises and assists professionals such as lawyers and notaries in disciplinary proceedings.

Her approach

As a lawyer, Frezia attaches great importance to the trust-based relationship she has with her clients. She is a dedicated lawyer with a keen eye for detail and extensive litigation experience.

 

Frezia Aarts

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Education

  • Professional Training in Law | Dutch Bar Association, 2013
  • Master's Degree in International and European Law | University of Amsterdam, 2011
  • Specialization in Military Law | University of Amsterdam, 2009
  • Master's in Criminal Law | Radboud University, 2007
  • Minor in Conflict Studies | Radboud University, 2007
  • Bachelor's in Dutch Law | Radboud University, 2005

Publications

  • Frezia Aarts, “The ‘double punishment’ for military personnel,” Trivizier 2023-03, p. 14;
  • Frezia Aarts, ‘Fighting in Ukraine is not legally wise’, Adv.bl. 2022-03, pp. 96-98;
  • Frezia Aarts et al., ‘Chronicle of Formal Criminal Law 2020’, Adv.bl. 2020-10, pp. 76-90;
  • Frezia Aarts et al., ‘Chronicle of Substantive Criminal Law 2019’, Adv.bl. 2019-10, pp. 80-90;
  • M.P.K. Ruperti & F.F. Aarts, ‘Military (criminal) law in a nutshell and the special and vulnerable position of a military suspect’, in: P.P.J. van der Meij et al. (eds.), Liber amicorum Gerard Hamer, The Hague: Sdu Uitgevers 2018, pp. 249-254;
  • Ben Polman et al., ‘Chronicle of Formal Criminal Law 2017’, Adv.bl. 2017-10, pp. 73-94;
  • Frezia Aarts et al., ‘Chronicle of Substantive Criminal Law 2017’, Adv.bl. 2017-10, pp. 95-108.

Languages

Dutch, English