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He is currently Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Cantabria, [ first ] She is currently a deputy of the Parliament of Cantabria for the PSC-PSOE.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4He has taught numerous conferences, both in Europe, as in Latin American countries (Paraguay and Argentina). He has also collaborated with the University of Giessen (Germany) and has been part of the staff of professors at the University of C\u00e1diz until October 2008. Created the first personal website dedicated to criminal law, entitled Peace on the network in March 2000, with abundant online content and free access; Students could consult notes and contained the magazine Third Millennium Criminal Systems in which they published various authors from all over the world. He has been responsible for various research groups. Table of Contents       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Career [ To edit ] References [ To edit ] Bibliography [ To edit ] external links [ To edit ] Career [ To edit ] After finishing the race at the University of Valladolid, he defended his doctoral thesis in 1992 under the title Law 25\/1964 of April 29 on nuclear energy which was an extraordinary doctoral award. Formed at the Max Planck Institute of Friburg in Brisgovia and at the Institute of Criminology and Economic Criminal Law of the University of Freburg of Brisgovia directed by Prof. Tedemann (Germany), was the first director of the University Center for Higher Studies of Algeciras. He has also been the director of the C\u00e1diz Section of the Interuniversity Andalusian Institute of Criminology, director of the Department of Public International Law, Criminal Law and Procedural Law of the University of C\u00e1diz and Vice Dean of Academic Planning and International Relations of the Faculty of Law of the Law of the Law of the Law of the Law Cadiz University. She has also exercised as a lawyer. During 2010 she was director of the Cantabria Chair of the Parliament of Cantabria and in 2011 her work was recognized for the fight against gender violence by the Cantabria government. Significant part of his reflection focuses on dogmatic and practical problems that he raises in relation to the proof of the result and the causality relationship, especially in the crimes of danger, based on the concept of increase in the allowed risk (only that danger will be typical that exceeds the allowed in an area where technology fails to rule out the existence of a remaining risk, as with respect to the existence of reckless behavior) (causality in crimes against the environment). This issue- after many others- resolves them through a structural analysis of the legal norms understood (also the legal-national norms), following Alchourr\u00f3n and Bullygin. In its original conception the “principle of risk minimization” is the principle of action with the highest level of care that governs in areas of extreme risk with the absolute prohibition of creating new risks beyond inevitable remaining risk. From this principle, it explains the duty to know the legal norms only in those cases in which the subject acts exercising a role and is in a certain legal position that follows that he has a duty to be informed regarding the protective norms of criminally protected legal assets that regulate and configure said position From his first investigations, his interest in the role of women and his relationship with criminal law stands out. His work Victimology and female victimology: system deficiencies It is a classic. In recent years he has been concerned with the problem of immigration and exploitation phenomena and, in fact, of authentic slavery. But the most significant thing about his professional career is his reflections on the legitimation of the ius puniendi and the dogmatic category of guilt, to which he attributes the task of legitimizing criminal law, because it is the dogmatic category where the criminal system faces the subject Recipient of the system: to man and his limitations; But also because it is the category of crime in which the subject can become strong in front of an unfair criminal system ..        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4In this line published in 2004, the book Culpability. Enforceability and reasons for exculpation in which it is positioned in favor of a dialectical conception of the social reference guilt that in a complex and postmodern society fulfills current relegitimation functions of the legal-national norm and the criminal law as a whole, to the extent that it admits the possibility of a rational dissent. This requires conceiving criminal law not merely coercive and redefining the recipient model of the legal-penal norm from the reciprocal recognition; of the ability to make statements that imply inferential commitments and the attribution of political and social power to the individual. Thus proposes a model of “imputation” in three progressive levels to base the enforceability of the adequate behavior to the norm as the basis of guilt: “moral integrity” (first level of enforceability); Respect for the dignity of the person (second level of enforceability), and principle of material equality before the law (at the third level of enforceability). After the abandonment of the thesis of the free will propose to renounce presumptions of classical rationality strongly linked to philosophical models overcome that attribute to the free man albeard\u00edo and unlimited rationality. In his theory, the understanding of the limitations of human rationality has to serve to configure the new model of rationality and knowledge of the recipient of the criminal legal norm as a mirror on which to reflect- and prosecute- the concrete conduct made by the real subject. Along with this, the acceptance of complexity as (new) element of “justice” requires a greater legal and constitutional foundation of convictions, especially when they deal with moral models different from that used as a paradigmatic. References [ To edit ] Bibliography [ To edit ] European and women integration (1993) Female victimology: pending subjects for a new science (1994) Criminal Response to Nuclear Danger (1994) Causality in crimes against the environment (1995) The evidence in the ecological crime (1995) Typicity and objective imputation  [first] (1996) Assisted reproduction without consent (1999) Causality in crimes against the environment Environment (1999) Fundamental issues of criminal law (1999) Person, dignity and criminal law  Tribute to Dr. Marino Barbero (2001) Economic Criminal Law (2003) Mobbing and discrimination at work: gender violence , by P. de la Cuesta Aguado and T. P\u00e9rez del R\u00edo (2004) Guilt: enforceability and reasons for exculpation  [2] (2004) Knowledge of illegality  [3] (2007) external links [ To edit ]           (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki14\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki14\/peace-of-cuera-wikipedia-the-free-encyclopedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Peace of Cuera – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia"}}]}]