where the stop-and-frisk policy let police stop, question, and search people if they had “reasonable suspicion.” In 2013, a U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that ...

Mayor de Blasio calls on NYPD to lower crime without increasing 'Stop and Frisk' Crime up in NYC, NYPD to refine 'Stop and Frisk' NYPD refining 'Stop and Frisk' after increase in murders NYPD ...

Whitney Tilson: I oppose the widespread, unconstitutional use of stop-and-frisk. Used very narrowly, however, it can be an ...

"It’s time to question why not, and demand that oversight of the NYPD and transparency be a part of stop-and-frisk reform." They mayor and police have argued that there is sufficient oversight of the ...

Legal consultant Kent Zimmerman discusses the controversy surrounding "stop and frisk" policing, supported by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, on Lunch Break. He and WSJ's Tanya ...

“In Chicago, they’ve had thousands of shootings. … Stop and frisk worked very well … it brought the crime way down [in New York City].” –Donald Trump THE FACT CHECKER | Trump cherry ...

A usually defiant Michael Bloomberg showed the faintest crack in his stubborn stop-and-frisk reasoning in an interview with The New Yorker’s Ken Auletta. “If I had a son who was stopped ...

Narrator: That led to mayor Michael Bloomberg's highly controversial police program, Stop, Question and Frisk. He started ramping up the program in 2002. Bloomberg: To deter people from carrying guns.

Wisconsin ACLU reveals 80% of stop-and-frisk incidents lacked proper justification, highlights need to abolish racial profiling in law enforcement The problem with the stop-and-frisk policy is not in ...

And that’s why it is so difficult to stop them. Ed was a great big bruiser, which made his job — working as a bouncer on Austin’s Sixth Street when he wasn’t in classes at the University ...