Juristas parlamentarias en la Transición: las herederas de una larga historia

Resumen:
This paper tries to establish a relationship between the masculine char-acter that for centuries has had political activity and the prohibition on women to access Law studies. To achieve this, the work begins by explaining the prohibitive rule and reminding the pioneer parliamentary jurists of the early twentieth century. The paper focuses on the parliamentary jurists of the Transition, specifically, in which were part of the Constituent Courts of 1977-1979. The ultimate goal is to honor those women who, in difficult years in Spain, faced the challenge of conducting studies with limited professional opportunities for them, and also were in that legislature with the hope put in the democratic recovery.