Roberto Blanco Gómez

Roberto Blanco Gómez is a reference in constitutional dispute. With more than two decades of experience in the Federal Judiciary, including functions such as District Judge y Circuit Magistrate, He provides an exceptional reading of judicial judgment and settlement technique: he understands how courts think and how to construct strategies with a high probability of success. His practice focuses on Amparo Proceedings, constitutional justice and advanced legal argumentation, He has a special expertise in interpretation, proportionality and conventionality control, supported by international training in argumentation (Spain and Italy). In addition, his work as a teacher and lecturer in key institutions -including the Supreme Court/CCJ, the Federal School of Judicial Training and multiple universities- reinforces his ability to lead complex matters, form high-performance teams and accompany senior management in critical decisions, with clarity and technical soundness.

• Constitutional litigation with a business approach - Design strategies for constitutional protection and defense to reduce uncertainty and protect operational continuity (measures, timing, scenarios).
• High-impact legal argumentation - Structure cases with standards of interpretation, proportionality and conventionality, supported by specialized training in argumentation.
• Judicial criterion “from the resolution”.” - Provides insight into how decisions are made and judgments upheld, raising the technical quality and likelihood of success
• Litigation risk management - Evaluation of scenarios, probabilities and costs (legal + business) for informed decisions
• Legal training of excellence - Training for managers/legal teams on protection, standards and best practices

1. Circuit Magistrate
   Federal Judiciary - Conduct and resolution of complex federal matters; criteria for amparo strategy
2. District Judge
   Federal Judiciary - Review of legality and constitutionality at first instance; evidentiary analysis and issuance of resolutions that set the course of the case.
3. Project Secretary
   District Courts and Collegiate Circuit Courts - High-level technical training in project and criteria development and file management

• Doctor of Law (Ph.D.) - Durango Santander University
• Master's Degree in Amparo - Durango Santander University
• Master's Degree in Constitutional Procedural Law - Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon
• Master's Degree in Legal Argumentation - University of Alicante (Spain)
• Law Degree (LL.B.) - Cervantine University
• Expert in Legal Argumentation - University of Palermo (Italy)
• Specialization in District Court and Circuit Court Clerkship - Institute of the Federal Judiciary
• Specialty in Constitutional Justice, Interpretation and Application of the Constitution - Castilla-La Mancha University (Spain)
• Diploma in Corporate Law and Compliance - Carbonell Institute

• Teaching/Conferences in spaces linked to the SCJN - Casa de la Cultura Jurídica and multiple academic institutions.
• It has specialized articles published in the Journal of the Federal Judiciary Institute, in the Colombian Journal of Tort Law, in the electronic magazine Facts and Rights from IIJ-UNAMand in collective works in Colombia