Works
- “El Juicio de Amparo” (“The Amparo Trial”), First Edition 1943, 41st Edition 2005
- “Las Garantias Individuales” (“Constitutional Guarantees”), First Edition 1944, 38th Edition 2005
- “Derecho Constitucional Mexicano” (“Mexican Constitutional Law”), First Edition 1973, 17th Edition 2005
- “Diccionario de Derecho Constitucional, Garantías y Amparo”, (Dictionary of Constitucional Law, Guarantees and Amparo), First Edition 1984
- “Antología de su Pensamiento”, (Anthology of his Thinking), First Edition 1987.
- “Memorias. Epítome Autobiográfico 1918-1996”, (Memoires), First Edition 1996
- “El Jurista y el Simulador del Derecho, (The Jurist and the Simulator of Law), First Edition 1988
- “El Proceso de Cristo, ( ), First Edition 2000
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| Name | Orihuela, Ignacio Burgoa |
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| Short description | Mexican lawyer, professor and writer |
| Date of birth | March 13, 1918 |
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| Date of death | November 6, 2005 |
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