10 years ago, this judge ruled NYPD was wrong on stop-and-frisk. Now she worries it's coming back.
10 years ago, this judge ruled NYPD was wrong on stop-and-frisk. Now she worries it's coming back.
gothamist.com 10 years ago, she ruled the NYPD was wrong on stop-and-frisk. Now she worries it's coming back.
Now retired from the federal bench, Shira Scheindlin says the controversial policing tool was wrong then and still ineffective.
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Unless you can afford a lawyer, Stop and frisk is the norm.
If they can't provide a RAS, then it is unconstitutional.
They can try to make one up, but that's where the body cameras are supposed to help.
I don't disagree that you're right and it's unconstitutional, but in actual day-to-day law enforcement, the constitution is pretty far in the background.
Ya that's not how it works lol.