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Diana Graciela Goral is an Argentine lawyer.
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Biography
Goral has been a General Attorney in the Criminal Oral Court from Buenos Aires (DF) since 1993. Her career began in 1980 as First Instance Secretary of the Court of Civil, Commercial, and Labor Instruction in Charata, in the province of Chaco, and later in the same province but in the seat of Villa Ángela was designated First Instance and Second Instance Secretary of the Correctional Court, and Criminal Offenses, and already in 1984 in the city of Resistencia she was named Electoral Secretary of Chamber of Crime no. 2.
Her experience in oral courts led her to participate as keynote, teacher, or special guest and to toast conferences in international institutions such as the International Institute of Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences and in distinguished international universities.
She has been summoned to analyze principally themes like gender violence, organized crime, information crimes, and medical responsibility.
Teaching
Goral is Professor of Elements of Criminal Law and Criminal Process at the University of Buenos Aires, and Titular Professor of Criminal Law and Special Part at the Catholic University of Salta, in addition to having been a teacher at various institutions of higher learning in Argentina.
Education and awards
Goral is graduated as a Lawyer from Universidad Católica de La Plata, and then she made postgrade in “Improvement in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances” at the Universidad Católica de Salta and Università degli studi di Bari Aldo Moro (CEE) and in 1999 she completed the course "Complex Research Seminar" sponsored by the FBI and the US Embassy.
Publications
Among her publications are the book Imputabilidad disminuida and writings such as “El Crimen Organizado en el Mercosur” (L.I.R.A, 1999), “El desbaratamiento de Derechos acordados y su relación con las obligaciones en el Derecho Civil”, (Plus Ultra, 2002), and others.
Causes
Goral is, together with her colleagues Guillermo Marijuan, Carlos Stornelli, Gerardo Moldes, Ricardo Sáenz, Raúl Pleé, and José María Campagnoli, one of the organizers of the 18F March, in homage to Alberto Nisman.