Ronald K. Noble, a New York University law professor and the first American elected to head the International Criminal Police Organization, Interpol, knows what it is like to be suspected of a crime. When returning from his travels abroad, he is often stopped by U.S. Customs officers who see in him the profile of a globe-trotting criminal. But for three years he was the highest-ranking law enforcement official at the Department of Treasury, and ironically, in charge of the U.S. Customs Service.
July 16, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Ronald K. Noble, a New York University law professor and the first American elected to head the International Criminal Police Organization — better known as Interpol — knows what it is like to be suspected of a crime.
The son of an African-American G.I. and a German woman, Mr. Noble said that when returning from his travels abroad, he is often stopped by U.S. Customs officers who see in him the profile of a globe-trotting criminal.
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