Dr Glenn Kolomeitz is a lecturer in law and criminal justice at Charles Sturt University. His career has included legal practice as either a solicitor or a barrister, defence consultancy, investigations and open-source intelligence analysis, and defence policy advice for Australian Parliamentarians. He served in the Australian Army, in New South Wales Police and in the Royal Australian Air Force, deployed on operations to Timor Leste and Afghanistan, and has worked in advisory and investigative roles in Ukraine and undertaken advisory work for Israeli entities.

Glenn was a sessional academic in criminal law, international criminal law, biosecurity law, regulatory and intelligence reporting, and intelligence management, and was the research assistant on a University of Wollongong/University of Bath project examining military human-machine teaming.

Glenn completed his PhD at the University of Adelaide, examining command responsibility for war crimes following allegations of war crimes by Australian soldiers. He wrote the NSW Police Terrorism Law Handbook and has published on counter terrorism law and practice, coronial investigations, and international criminal law in policing and law journals.