University of Piura (Perú)
Doctor of Law (Austral University, Argentina). Bachelor of Law and Lawyer (University of Buenos Aires).He obtained his position as a full-time researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Argentina). Former Assistant Professor of History of Law at the National University of Chilecito (La Rioja, Argentina) and former Associate Professor at the University of La Sabana (Colombia) in the Department of Legal Theory and the Constitution. At the master's and doctoral levels, he has been a visiting professor of Research Methodology and Legal Theory at Austral University, Catholic University of Santa Fe, University of Palermo (Argentina), San Ignacio de Loyola University (Peru), Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (Bolivia), University of Magdalena, University of La Sabana (Colombia), and Universidad de Los Hemisferios (Ecuador).
Outstanding Thesis Award from the National Academy of Law and Social Sciences (Córdoba, Argentina, 2017). Young Researchers Award from the Argentine Association of Constitutional Law (2018). Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation Award, Argentine Association of Philosophy of Law (2016).He has written more than 36 articles in scientific journals on constitutional issues, criminal law theory, and questions of legal theory.
He has written more than 36 articles in scientific journals on constitutional issues, criminal law theory, and questions of legal theory. He has directed or co-directed three research projects and participated in 12 research projects funded by universities, the National Agency for the Promotion of Science and Technology, and the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET).He is the author of the book: El poder de los conceptos: convenciones semánticas y objetividad referencial en la interpretación constitucional originalista (Mexico City, Porrúa, 2017). And, more recently, Cómo argumentar un caso penal (Buenos Aires, Hammurabi, 2023).