Racial Profiling by Police Must Stop

The great era of civil rights began in the 1960s, in August 1963 in Washington's historic parade, Martin Luther King Jr. was excited with a speech "I dream". At the same time, the Birmingham Police Commissioner "Bull" Conner attacked non-violent black rights activists with a powerful fire hose and malicious police. Despite the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1964, it has been proved that the citizenship focus and fall of the past few years has been proved, but now these turbulent events It is repeated.

Introduction The core of the stop-and-search policy that New York Police has adopted is racial profiling. Race profiling is an important and often controversial place in the history of police in the United States. Racial characterization can be roughly defined as race usage in law enforcement decisions as an important determinant of citizen's prevention, interrogation and / or detention (Weitzer & Tuch, 2002). - The US justice system has always doubted the existence of racial profiling in arrest. The suspension and search policies of the New York Police Station caused considerable controversy and publicity due to the apparent ethnic differences at the time of suspension. There is still a problem; when choosing who to stop or who is targeting only the "criminalized" community, because the police have racial discrimination, by default the minority is I choose.

In order to eliminate crime in the past decade, it is necessary to stop domination of anti-racial profiling, especially in downtown Tokyo. Due to police ignorance and deliberate blindness of the statistics of the criminal population, the Crusade's anti-form prospered. But politicians flocked to it. In February this year President George W. Bush participated in a rush action and declared that "racial analysis is wrong, we end in the US". Unfortunately, no one asked President Bush. "Is there evidence to prove that it exists?" The anti-analytic crusade caused actions of headlines not defining its central term, and that the "racial profiling" is a universal police trustworthy Practice not providing evidence

Law enforcement agencies use the term "racial profiling" to describe individual race or ethnicity as a factor in expressing reasonable doubts about stopping, questioning or arresting individuals (Racial Profiling 2001: 1). The police can decide whether to block them at their discretion. However, if a police officer explains the possibility of a suspect based on his race or ethnicity, it will violate the citizenship of the citizen. If you doubt someone ... Racial situation analysis means personal features such as race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, although the judicial officials aim at people rather than their actions . Racial characterization was always a problem dating back to 1700. Then, when the fourth and the 14th fixes are created, some of the ideological race profiling will gradually decline. Article 4 of the amendment prohibits the government from conducting unjust seizure or search.