Ignacio Flores Prada

Ignacio Flores Prada is a Professor at the Department of Public Law (Derecho Público) at Universidad Pablo de Olavide. His research focuses on procedural law, particularly in areas such as cybercrime jurisdiction, criminal justice guarantees, and legal reforms. He leads the research group EDGC Estudios Sobre Derechos y Garantías de los Ciudadanos, emphasizing citizens' rights and judicial guarantees.

• Education: PhD in Law from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (1998), thesis on the Public Prosecutor's Office in Spain.

His recent publications analyze international jurisdictional conflicts in cybercrime, procedural guarantees for mentally disordered defendants, and reforms to Spanish criminal procedure. He also contributes to studies on judicial efficiency, legal documents, and the role of the Public Prosecutor's Office in electronic justice systems.

His work intersects with the Spanish Journal of Administrative Law (Civitas) and collaborations on European judicial cooperation, particularly in civil and criminal proceedings involving mental health and digital evidence. He has supervised theses, including work by Dr. Víctor Moreno Catena.