Studies in Criminal Law – Padilla

The criminal liability of the notary public regarding the crime of ideological falsehood, from the perspective of the theory of objective imputation

Jorge Alfredo Soria

Radical subjectivism and moral luck: A critical look at Marcelo Sancinetti’s thesis of egalitarian punitivism

Paola Andrea Sánchez

The doctrine of willful ignorance

in the criminal liability

of corporate directors

Fabio Franceschini

Willful ignorance by corporate superiors regarding crimes committed by administrators

and/or representatives

María Florencia Marinzalda

The case of the on-duty physician: An analysis of the potential assumption of the position of guarantor and the consequent imputation of the crime of abandonment of persons

Eliana Maité Padilla

On intentional excess in grounds of justification

Gonzalo Berrotarán

The systematic placement of self-defense from the perspective of radical functionalism: A critical analysis of the objections raised by Omar Palermo against Günther Jakobs’s approach

María Florencia Caminos Garay

Criminal Law and culture: The case

of the ayahuasca ritual

María José Chaij

Prison labor and its remuneration

under Argentine law

Daniel José Asis

Mental health and Criminal Law:

Tension between security measures

and fundamental rights

Juliana Grangetto

The apparent contradiction between our criminal statutes

and international treaties regarding the oversight

of the execution of security measures

Alejandra Moreta

Judicial application of the principle of leniency in light of successive reforms to tax-related criminal laws

Francisco José Sosa Gigena