Research interests: Criminal Law and Procedure, Evidence
yagehuang@outlook.com
Dissertation committee:
Prof. Aviva Orenstein (Advisor)
Prof. Joseph Hoffmann
Prof. Ethan Michelson
Education:
S.J.D., Indiana University Maurer School of Law (2024)
Visiting Scholar, Criminal Procedural Law and Evidence, Indiana University Maurer School of Law (2019)
PhD in Criminal Procedural Law and Evidence, Candidate, China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) (2017-present)
MJur in Criminal Procedural Law and Evidence, China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) (2017)
LLB, Shandong University (2014)
BA in English, Qilu University of Technology (2014)
Publications:
– Huang Yage (黄亚鸽), Chongfu Gongshu Paichu Wenti Yanjiu Ping Yange Paichu Feifa Zhengju Guiding Di 5 Tiao(重复供述排除问题研究——评《严格排除非法证据规定》第5条) [Research of Excluding Repeated Confessions Issue——comments on Article 5 of Strict Rule of Exclusionary Rule of Illegal Obtained Evidence], 1 Fada Yanjiu Sheng (法大研究生) [Journal of Postgraduate CUPL] [ Postgraduate CUPL] 322 (2019) (China).
– Huang Yage (黄亚鸽), Lun Lüshi Shifou Wei Xingfa Di 306 Tiao Shige de Fanzui Zhuti (论律师是否为《刑法》第306条适格的犯罪主体) [A Research of Article 306 of The Criminal Law of PRC on Whether the Lawyer is Eligible Subject of Legal Perjury], 15 Fazhi Yu Shehui (法制与社会) [Legal System and Society] [Legal Sys Soc’Y] 125 (2016) (China).
– The Guarantee of Confidentiality and the Attorney Disclose the Client’s Information, ISSN: 2413-2071, Aug. 2016.
Biography:
Yage Huang holds Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) from the Indiana University – Maurer School of Law . She was also a visiting scholar at the Indiana Maurer School of Law. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at China University of Political Science and Law, where she obtained her master’s degree in law in 2017. In 2014, Yage earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Qilu University and a Bachelor’s degree in Law from Shandong University.
Yage’s research focuses on the intersection of criminal procedural law, evidence, and human rights, with a particular emphasis on the authentication of social media evidence in criminal procedure law. Her dissertation aims to develop new and effective methods for verifying the authenticity of social media evidence, which is increasingly important in criminal investigations and trials. By improving the reliability of social media evidence authentication, Yage’s research will contribute to the development of more accurate and just criminal justice systems.
