From the perspective of central and regional legislation, we advise on the development of plans aimed at avoiding any type of violence against women in the public and private settings.
Analysis of the theoretical foundations and practical realities of consumer mediation.
Critical examination of the current state of Spanish criminal legislation in accordance with the constitutional principles and fundamental rights that limit the concept of Criminal Law.
Study and critical assessment from a multidisciplinary perspective of the introduction into the criminal justice system of alternative mechanisms for conflict resolution derived from restorative justice.
Critical analysis of current trends towards the consolidation of a criminal law of authorship in various areas of criminal policy and its tension with fundamental rights, with special attention to the relationship between criminology and criminal law, and the introduction of algorithms and artificial intelligence in criminal decision-making on individuals.
The context resulting from the rise of information technologies has led to the emergence of new forms of crime related to cybercrime. This being the case, thought must be given to adapting the response of criminal law to this new criminological phenomenon.
Security analysis of computer systems, vulnerability detection, cryptography and secure communications. Mechanisms for the protection of personal data, traceability of information, privacy and security-oriented design. Data anonymization. Security audits. International regulations.
The projection of penal guarantees in the construction of criminal responsibility has long permeated the central categories of crime. But these guarantees must also apply to the legal consequences of crime, to criminal enforcement and to institutions based on the criteria of the "necessity of punishment".
Sexting and stalking are increasingly common online crimes committed against women, but very often in affective relationships by ex-partners.
We analyse and rule all the elements that converge within the concept of gender-based violence, beyond the literal wording of the Gender-Based Violence Act.
Violence against disabled women within and outside the couple is even more difficult to detect and eradicate. To this end, we have a line of specialisation open in this area.
