Fabio Espitia graduated from the Universidad Externado de Colombia with Specializations in Criminal Law, Criminology and Forensic Science. He furthered his studies in Roman Law at Sapienza University in Rome, Italy, and received a PhD in Tutela Giuridica della persona from the University of Bari Aldo Moro. As a professional, he has served as a prosecutor for the District Attorney’s Delegation to the Supreme Court of Justice (which he also led for five years) and was appointed as Deputy Attorney General of the Nation. Has also served as an Associate Judge to the Supreme Court of Justice and has worked in training the OPDAT, an office of the U.S. Department of Justice. His major publications include: Responsabilidad y ética médica, medicina, ética y delito (“Medical Responsibility and Ethics, Medicine, Ethics and Crime"), Nuevo Código de Procedimiento Penal Italiano (“New Code of Italian Criminal Procedure”), Ruptura de la Unidad Procesal (“Rupture of the Procedural Unit”), Código de Procedimiento Penal Comentado (“A Discussion on the Criminal Procedure Code”), Derecho Procesal Penal (“Criminal Procedure Law”), La extinción del derecho de dominio (“The End of Ownership Rights”), Instituciones de derecho procesal penal (“Criminal Procedural Law Institutions”), Historia del derecho romano (“History of Roman law”) and El Digesto de Justiniano. Mística pitagórica y sistema clásico (“Justinian’s Digest: Pythagorean Mysticism and Classical System”).