Pablo Garcia Molina

Pablo Garcia Molina serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Public International, Criminal and Procedural Law at the University of Cádiz, where he leads the SEJ287 IURISDICTIO research group and contributes to the Institute for Sustainable Social Development (INDESS). His academic foundation includes a 2018 PhD from the University of Cádiz on Legal Defense in Spanish Criminal Proceedings, supervised by Dr. Arturo Álvarez Alarcón.

His research centers on Procedural Law with critical emphasis on access to justice for vulnerable populations (migrants, refugees, prisoners), penitentiary systems, and technology-law intersections. Key innovations include analyzing AI applications in prison mediation, digital communication tools for incarcerated individuals, and procedural reforms for marginalized groups. His work bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical justice system challenges.

Recent publications (2020-2025) reveal a pronounced trajectory toward technology-driven legal evolution in correctional environments, alongside persistent advocacy for procedural equity. Dominant themes include digital transformation of evidence handling, remote legal access during pandemics, and ethical AI deployment in mediation. His scholarship consistently prioritizes human rights within evolving criminal justice paradigms.

Dr. Garcia Molina actively supervises graduate theses and develops pedagogical methodologies like transmedia learning and audiovisual legal education tools. His institutional leadership within INDESS and IURISDICTIO drives collaborative research on sustainable social development through legal innovation, particularly in procedural justice modernization and vulnerable population protections.