[Biography, english version]

Javier Guardiola García (Doctor of Law and Bachelor of Criminology) is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Criminal Law and a researcher at the University Institute for Research in Criminology and Criminal Sciences.

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Caty Vidales Rodríguez. Law degree from the University of Valencia (1990) and PhD in Law from Jaume I University (1996). Professor of Criminal Law since 2019, with uninterrupted teaching activity since the 1993/94 academic year. She has taught most of the subjects within the area of ​​Criminal Law, and also has extensive experience in Doctoral courses (Criminal Law and the Constitution, Constitutional Rights and Duties, Business and the Criminal Justice System, and the Criminal Justice System) and Master's programs (Master's Degree in the Criminal Justice System, Master's Degree in Psychosocial Rehabilitation in Community Mental Health, Master's Degree in Traffic and Road Safety and Interventions, Master's Degree in Practical Taxation, Master's Degree in Criminal Guarantees and Socioeconomic Crimes, and Master's Degree in the Prevention and Repression of Money Laundering).

Regarding research, it is worth noting the authorship of several monographs, book chapters, and articles published in scientific journals, which have focused primarily, though not exclusively, on four lines of inquiry that have remained consistent over time. The first is dedicated to socioeconomic crime and the legal and penal treatment that should be given to illicitly obtained assets. The second centers on the principle of legality and the requirements that derive from its establishment. The third develops aspects related to organized crime. And, finally, the fourth revolves around topics related to Criminology and Security. Most of these works are the result of the more than twenty Research Projects in which she has participated, some as principal investigator, and of the numerous research stays she has undertaken at foreign research centers, which, in turn, explains the international scope of her publications (United States, Italy, Poland, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, and Costa Rica). Regarding knowledge transfer, she has been collaborating since 1993 with the Center for the Administration of Justice (CAJ) at Florida International University (Miami, USA), where she is a member of the International Advisory Committee. She also serves on the Scientific Committee of several periodicals and participated in drafting the preliminary draft of the Guatemalan Penal Code.

Finally, she has held several individual positions (Director of the Postgraduate Degree in Security and Police Sciences, Vice Dean, Director of the Department of Public Law) and has been a regular member of various committees (Faculty Board, representative of the Department of Public Law on the Research and Doctoral Committee, Member of the University Senate, and Member of the Governing Council).