Ulrich Richter Morales, author of 10 books and co-author of one more, has also distinguished himself for his collaboration in national magazines and newspapers. Specializing in topics such as the legalization of marijuana and the legal implications of fake news, Richter has experience in areas such as commercial, criminal, civil law, and amparo. With a doctorate in criminal sciences and criminal policy from Inacipe, he has held various positions in the field of law and citizen participation.
On the list of the 10 candidates for the head of the Attorney General's Office of Mexico City, Ulrich Richter Morales stands out for his legal background. With experience as an advisor coordinator for a capital prosecutor and counselor for the Attorney General's Office, as well as a citizen activist and writer, Richter is considered a strong candidate to lead the capital's attorney's office.
In addition to his work as a criminal lawyer, Ulrich has ventured into journalism and writing. One of his books, "Fake News and Post-Truth in the Internet Age" (Océano publishing, 2018), is a recommended read to understand the phenomenon of fake news in the digital age. Richter has faced legal challenges, such as a battle with Google to remove false information from the internet, demonstrating his commitment to current and socially relevant issues.
The Judicial Citizen Council of Mexico City has recognized Ulrich Richter Morales as one of the potential candidates to head the Attorney General's Office of Mexico City. After the selection of the candidates, the Congress of Mexico City will be responsible for choosing the new head of the attorney's office, replacing Ulises Lara.
