Mireya is the Associate Program Director, Technical Compliance at Acacia, where she works to ensure that Acacia and network providers’ systems, processes, and technology adhere to federal contract requirements, relevant regulations, standards and best practices. Mireya is admitted to the New York State Bar and admitted to practice Law in Mexico. She earned a LLM in U.S. & comparative law from Fordham University School of Law and a law degree, with the Laureate Thesis Award, from the Escuela Libre de Derecho in Mexico City. Mireya loves spending time with her family, traveling, and exploring new destinations, particularly their food and restaurants!
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Moreno, M.; Novoa, M. et. al. (2019). Discoveries 2018: Monitoring and evaluation of the Criminal Justice System in Mexico (Hallazgos 2018: Seguimiento y Evaluación del Sistema de Justicia Penal en México) México Evalúa A.C., Mexico.
Moreno, M.; Novoa, M. et. al. (2016). The other justice: Operation of the alternative justice in Mexico (La Otra Justicia: Reporte sobre la operación de la justicia alternative en México) CIDAC, Mexico.
Moreno, M.; Novoa, M. et. al. (2016). Juvenile justice in Mexico: How are adolescents’ rights protected? (Justicia para Adolescentes en México ¿se garantizan los derechos de los jóvenes?) CIDAC, Mexico.
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Moreno, M.; De la Rosa, C. et. al. (2018). Police searches: between reasonable suspicion and justified doubt, Nexos, Mexico. Available in eljuegodelacorte.nexos.com.mx/?p=7985
Moreno, M. & De la Rosa, C. (2016). What Unified Police Command does not solve (Lo que el Mando único no resuelve), Animal Político, Mexico. Available in .animalpolitico.com/blogueros-tanque-pensante/2016/02/09/lo-que-el-mando-unico-no-resuelve/
Moreno, M. & De la Rosa, C. (2015). The High Costs of Incarceration (Encarcelar nos cuesta muy caro), Forbes, Mexico. Available in forbes.com.mx/encarcelar-nos-cuesta-muy-caro/