Eva María Souto García

Eva María Souto García is a faculty member in the Public Law Department, specializing in Criminal Law at the Faculty of Law, Universidade da Coruña (UDC). She teaches various courses including Criminal Law (General Part), Criminal Substantive Practice, and Cinematic Approach to Law across undergraduate and master's programs.

Her research focuses on several key areas within criminal law, with particular emphasis on Economic and Business Criminal Law, Economic Crime, Sexual Criminal Law and minors, and Penalties and other consequences arising from criminal offenses. Her work bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical applications in the justice system.

Dr. Souto García has maintained an active research agenda, with publications spanning criminal law, economic crime, and legal procedure. Her work shows a consistent focus on the evolving nature of criminal law in Spain and Europe, with particular attention to economic crimes, sexual offenses, and the practical implementation of legal frameworks. She frequently collaborates with Luz Maria Puente Aba on environmental criminal law topics.

She has directed numerous bachelor's and master's theses since 2013, covering diverse topics from inheritance law to gender violence, human trafficking, and economic crimes. Her students have explored case studies related to deepfakes, immigration irregularities, and maritime pollution incidents.

Dr. Souto García participates actively in research projects funded by various entities including the Ministry of Education, Science, Universities and Vocational Training, the Galician Regional Government (Consellería de Educación), and the Ministry of Science and Innovation. Her current projects extend through 2027, demonstrating ongoing research activity and institutional support.