Crisis of the Criminal Law in the Democratic Constitutional State

Preface.- Part I: Legitimacy of Punishment in the Democratic Constitutional State.- Is it possible to limit the penal intervention in the 21st century?.- Review on Retribution as Punishment Purpose.- Crises of the ultima ratio Principle shall we resume the Constitutional Criminal Law Guidance?.- Enforced Disappearance: A precedent of the Enemy Criminal Law.- Part II: Crisis of Warranty Thinking in the Democratic Constitutional State and Criminal Law.- Criminal Law and Legal Theory: Not Just Legal Dogmatics, But Never Without it.- The Populist Traces of Punitive Feminism.- Harm, offense, and the Hate Speech.- For a feminist and Guarantism-based Methodology in the Criminal Protection of Sexual Freedom.- Legal Defeasibility The Limits Between Ductile Law and Arbitrary Law.- Punishment and Communication in the Post Truth Society.- Presumption of innocence and pre-trial detention in the light of Directive (EU) 2016/343.-Part III: Expansion and Trivializacion of Criminal Law in the Democratic Constitutional State.- Criminal Law Protection of Competition: An Instance of Punitive Excess?.- The Impact of Soft law on the Expansion of Criminal Law.- Contentious Politics and Penal Expansion in Spain:  A Decade of Criminalization of Protest.- Ceilings for the criminal liability of Internet Service Providers.- Part IV: Paradigm of Danger and Security in the Criminal Law in the Democratic Constitutional State.- Why do They Call it ´Dangerousness´ When They Mean ´Risk Assessment? Using Risk Assessment in the Spanish Criminal Justice System.- Criminal Law of Security: Serious Crime and Visibility.