The team

Kári Hólmar Ragnarsson

District Court Attorney, Counsel

Education

  • Harvard Law School, SJD, 2016-2020
  • Harvard Law School, LLM, 2014-2015, Fulbright scholarship
  • Attorney to the District Courts, 2009
  • University of Iceland, Mag. jur. 2009
  • Universität Wien, Erasmus exchange programme 2009
  • FÍH School of Music 2008
  • University of Iceland, BA Law 2007
  • Hamrahlíð College 2003

Employment

  • University of Iceland – Lecturer 2021-
  • Réttur – Aðalsteinsson & Partners from 2007
  • LOGOS legal services 2007
  • Amnesty International 2006

Extracurricular activity etc.

  • Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, Washington DC 2008
  • University of Iceland Student Council Vice chairman 2007-2008
  • University of Iceland Student Paper, Member of editorial board 2005-2006
  • Hamrahlíð Collage Student Association, President 2002-2003

Teaching

  • University of Iceland, International Human Rights Law 2017-2018
  • Bifrost University, Human Rights Law Course 2014
  • Teacher of procedural law, vocational course for obtaining real estate license, Uni.Iceland Continuing Education 2011-2013
  • University of Iceland Law Faculty, teaching assistant to Professor of tort law 2007

Published articles

  • The (non-)impact of unimplemented human rights treaties in case-law and potential constitutional amendments], Úlfljótur, Issue 3, 2018.
  • He who knows moderation knows best – The content of the constitutional proportionality principle, Tímarit Lögréttu, Issue 1-2, 2017.
  • “False promises of the Disability Association Case? Recent development of social rights adjudication” published in Úlfljótur law review, 2017, issue 1, Vol. 70.
  • “Council of one’s own choosing” published in Tímarit Lögréttu, 2016, issue 2, Vol. 12.
  • “Lögrétta and Law Council – Innovations in Constitutional Review in the Proposals of the Constitutional Council” published in Tímarit lögfræðinga 2016, issue 2, Vol. 66.
  • “The Courts cannot avoid taking a stand: On the judicial protection of economic and social rights” published in Úlfljótur law review, 2009, issue 4, Vol. 62, pp.495-591.
  • “Electing members of committees and councils at the municipal level, pursuant to the Municipalities Act and the Equal Opportunities Act”) published in Rannsóknir í félagsvísindum X: Lagadeild (Research in Social Science X: Law faculty), 2009, Editor: Trausti Fannar Valsson, pp.173-215.

The team