Pablo Hernandez - Romo Valencia

Founding Partner

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Work experience

2010 to date

Founder and Partner of the Firm "Hernández - Romo & Ochoa"

2002 - 2010

Partner of Law Firm "Hernández Romo"

since 2008

Expert Witness in the American Court

(Texas), 2008; (Connecticut), 2009; (Delaware), 2009; (Washington DC), 2015; (Florida), 2017; (Florida), 2017 (2); (Florida), 2017 (3); (Florida), 2017 (4); (California), 2018

2016 - 2018

Private secretary, administrative officer and administrative technical coordinator

Third and Seventh District Courts for Amparo and Federal Trials in the State of Chiapas.

May 2016 to March 2018.

2015 - 2016

Administrative officer and administrative technical coordinator

Fourth Unitary Criminal Court of the First Circuit in Mexico City.

September 2015 to May 2016.

2013 - 2015
2012

Office "Hernández-Romo and Hernández Estrada"

2010

Profin Financial Consulting

Education

2008

Doctor of Law from Alicante (Spain)

Publications

Criminal procedural fraud, Mexico: Oxford University Press, 2003.
Crimes against the family, Mexico: Miguel Ángel Porrúa/Chamber of Deputies, 2005.
Customs crimes. Comments to the reforms of the Fiscal Code of the Federation. Article 103, sections XI, XII, XV, XVI, XIX and XX, Mexico: Porrúa/Universidad Panamericana, 2007. (Co-author: José Hernández Estrada).
The guarantees of the accused, Mexico: Porrúa/Universidad Panamericana, 2009.
Foundations of Mexican Criminal Law I, Mexico: Porrúa, 2009. (Co-authors: Maydelí Gallardo Rosado and Roberto Andrés Ochoa Romero)
Criminal procedure fraud: a new vision, Valencia: Tirant lo blanch, 2010.
The crimes provided for in the Mexican Amparo Law, Valencia: Tirant lo blanch, 2011.
Foundations of Mexican Criminal Law II, Mexico: Porrúa, 2011. (Co-authors: Alfredo Haro Goñi, José Abel Flores, Roberto A. Ochoa Romero)
Mexican Criminal Law Treaty. Special part. Crimes provided for in Special Laws, Volume I, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2012.
Mexican Criminal Law Treaty. Special part. Crimes provided for in Special Laws, Volume II, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2012.
The guarantees of the accused, 2nd ed., Mexico: Porrúa/Escuela Libre de Derecho, 2012.
Mexican Criminal Law Treaty. Special part. Crimes provided for in Special Laws, Volume III, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2013.
The Projects of New Federal Codes of Criminal Procedures, Valencia: Tirant lo blanch, 2013.
Crimes committed by public servants against the administration of justice, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch/UNAM/INACIPE, 2013. Co-author: Roberto A. Ochoa Romero.
The crime of organized crime. Ideas to argue its unconstitutionality, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2014.
Mexican Criminal Law Treaty. Special part. Crimes provided for in special laws, 2nd ed., Volumes I and II, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2014.
Errors and unconstitutionalities of the National Code of Criminal Procedures, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2014.
Compendium of Mexican Criminal Law, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2014. Co-authors: José Luis González Cussac/ José Hernández Estrada/ Roberto A. Ochoa Romero.
The crimes provided for in the Law of Insurance and Bonding Institutions, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2015.
Crimes provided for in the General Law on Electoral Crimes, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch/Mexican Human Rights Commission, 2015.
Tax crimes. Crimes provided for in the Fiscal Code of the Federation, Social Security Law and LINFONAVIT, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2016.
The crimes provided for in the Federal Law on Firearms and Explosives, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2017.
Comments to the Federal Law Against Organized Crime, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2017.
Mexican Criminal Law Treaty. Special part. Crimes provided for in Special Laws, 3rd ed., Volumes I and II, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2018.
The abbreviated procedure, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2019.
The crimes of concealment and reception in federal criminal legislation, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2020.
Mexican Criminal Constitutional Law, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2020.
The crimes contained in the Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2021.
The crimes of the Amparo Law, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2022. Co-author: Kaleb Haidar Yemha Gutiérrez.
Mexican Criminal Law Treaty. Special part. Crimes provided for in Special Laws, 4th ed., Volumes I and II, Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2022.
Tax crimes. Crimes provided for in the Fiscal Code of the Federation, Social Security Law y LINFONAVIT, 2nd ed., Mexico: Tirant lo blanch, 2022.

Seminars, conferences and courses (received)

International Congress on Criminal Procedural Law, at the “Benito Juárez” Autonomous University of Oaxaca from November 25 to 28, 2014.
Course and certificate of Administrative Technical Coordinator 2016 of the Judicial Power of the Federation.
Federal Judicial Actuary Certificate.
Certificate of Secretary of the Judiciary of the Federation approved.
International Legal Framework for freedom of expression, access to public information and protection of journalists from October 26 to December 4, 2015, given by UNESCO and the Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Rights (IACHR), in collaboration with the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas at Austin.
Analysis sessions on the application and interpretation of the National Code of Criminal Procedures, one year after its entry into force, given in November 2015, Institute of the Federal Judiciary.

teaching

Fundamentals of Criminal Law
Crime Theory
Criminal Procedural Law
Constitutional Criminal Procedural Law
White Collar Crimes
Legal Research
Crimes in particular