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Would you consider examining immediately after stopping race analysis? Nishaari, Amy Azo Pardy, Michael Colon, Amanda Garcia

Learning Community 010, English 101 and CJBS 101, Professor Amanda Freeman and Professor Daniel DiPrenda

• Stop and Frisk is a policy that is currently used by police in the city and across the state.

• If the police considers this person as a threat, the suspension and aggressive policies of the New York Police Station are often called police stops, problems, and risk examples.

• If the number of suspects increases and doubts increase, the staff may detain the citizen and file an objection.

• Discontinuation and activity policies existed for quite a while, but in recent years it has grown. It turned out to be unconstitutional

• According to the New York Police Department, more than half of those intercepted by these police officers are considered minorities.

• In the survey of data actually stopped in 2010-2012, 82% were African American or Hispanic, 10% were Caucasian, 7% were listed as others.

• You can understand that the police can take such actions in low-income and high-crime communities, but it does not mean that someone living in such a region simply makes them a criminal.

• Why is it allowed to stop and become active when there is a clear violation in our fourth and fourteenth amendment?

• The amendment is a certain right added to the US Constitution. This updates the Constitution and applies to the modern situation

"Article 4 of the Constitutional Amendment as part of the Bill of Rights, protects people from unfair search and seizure, this protection is offered to the people by the US government.

• Another important amendment right is that part of the stop-and-free scenario could be compromised by the 14th amendment. This amendment will protect the equal protection of citizens as stipulated by law.

• Caucasian intercepted by the police mainly believes that stopping is a reasonable statement to stand out.

• Fagan, J. (2012). Second supplementary report Freud vs. New York City, 11-11. November 10, 2014 Obtained from http://ccrjustice.org/files/ FagenSecondSupplementalreport.pfd

• Jost, K. (November 22, 2013) ethnographic analysis CQ researcher, 23, 1005 - 1028. Acquired from http: // library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/

• Langton, L. and Durose, M .; (2013). Ministry of Justice statistics department, Ministry of Justice. Police action during 2011 traffic jam November 10, 2014 Search from www.bjs.gov / content / pub / pdf / pbtss11.pdf