Doctor of Law from the Complutense University, Outstanding cum laude unanimously. Thesis published by the Center for Political and Constitutional Studies and Scholarship by the General Courts, "The parliamentary vote" (Monograph); Professor of Constitutional Law of the Faculty of Law of the UCM. Visiting researcher, at the Max-planc-Institute, Heidelberg; Ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Volkerrecht; Researcher hired by the Mint, National Factory of La Moneda and Timbre. CERES Department; Substitute Judge of the Province of Ávila (judicial years 2003 and 2004). Tutor of the Master of Constitutional Law and Political Science several academic years and Coordinator of the tutors several courses. Member of the editorial team of the General Journal of Administrative Law of IUSTEL. Member of the Scientific-Technical Committee of the III International Votobit Congress; Member of the Institute of Parliamentary Law of the Complutense University. Visiting Professor, School of Law, Queen Mary University in London, in 2017.
His publications include three monographs and more than 35 articles in indexed journals. He is a member of several Research projects financed in competitive processes, some are: “Electronic voting in Spain: challenges, opportunities and threats for a democratic renewal process” REF: LE26A05; BOCyL No. 120 of June 22; resolved by ORDER EDU / 786/2005, of June 16. “Concepts and Systems to Support Electronic Democracy. E-democracy-cm Concepts and systems to support electronic democracy ”, granted by the Autonomous Community of Madrid (Reference: s-0505 / tic / 000230). Call for May 20, 2005; “New technologies and decision making: the challenge of electronic voting”, REF: SEJ 2007-09-64886 / JURI-M; “The electoral procedure before the New technologies: the electronic vote” REF DER2010-16741. Ministry of Science and Innovation 2010-2013. “Electoral processes and New Technologies: electronic voting”, Ref: DER2015-68706 2016-2019.