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Deborah Ramirez

Professor of law at Northeastern University School of Law

Graduated from Harvard Law School in 1981. Former Assistant United States Attorney. Currently, teaches criminal justice, advanced criminal procedure, and national security law at Northeastern University School of Law.

August 3, 2017

Trump’s Achilles Heel: State Crime Prosecution

December 1, 2016

To Fight Terrorism, Treat Muslim-Americans With Respect

May 27, 2016

Shifting American Police From Warriors to Guardians

February 21, 2015

A Blueprint for Local Police Reform to Improve Legitimacy

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June 24, 2013

The Boston Tragedy Reveals the Need for Community-Based Counterterrorism Strategies

May 29, 2012

Posthumous Profiling? Puzzling Pieces Abound in the Trayvon Martin Case

May 25, 2011

Partnerships, Not Islamophobia, Must Dictate US Counterterrorism Policy

May 25, 2011

Muslim-Police Community Partnerships Will Thwart Homegrown Terrorism