...Vincent Warren, the executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, which challenged New York City’s stop-and-frisk policy in court, said the tactic effectively treated “race as a proxy for criminality.”

“The price of stopping every black person is intolerable to communities of color,” Mr. Warren said. “Furthermore, when those policies don’t work, they feel more like social control or collective punishment.”

Read the full piece here.

[As a 501c3 organization, CCR does not endorse or oppose any candidates. We provide factual information on issues where we have litigation experience and legal expertise.]