Holding Law Enfocement Accountable
When federal officers break the law, how can state prosecutors hold them accountable for criminal conduct?
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When federal officers break the law, how can state prosecutors hold them accountable for criminal conduct?
Since this past spring, a team of law students, led by Professor Emerita Deborah Ramirez, has been building the answer through the Roadmap Project, an initiative of the Criminal Justice Task Force at...
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When federal officers break the law, how can state prosecutors hold them accountable for criminal conduct? Since this past spring, a team of law students, led by Professor Emerita Deborah Ramirez, has been building the answer through the Roadmap Project, an initiative of the Criminal Justice Task Force at Northeastern Law's Center for Law, Equity and Race (CLEAR).
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- Since this past spring, a team of law students, led by Professor Emerita Deborah Ramirez, has been building the answer through the Roadmap Project, an initiative of the Criminal Justice Task Force at...
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