An impartial evaluation of profiling in the criminal justice system– one of the most fiercely contested public policy problems– on the streets, in the courts, and in the jails and prisons of America. – Provides essays from scholars in the field on both sides of the debate to provide fair and objective information that allow readers to consider the interests of equality and fairness on one side versus public safety and crime combating on the other – Analyzes profiling along a wide variety of variables– race, religious beliefs, gender, and sexual orientation– instead of dealing with only racial profiling – Covers more recent events in profiling such as Arizona SB 1070, the “Stop and Frisk” policy in New York City, and the TSA’s profiling of Muslims in addition to older cases such as Whren vs. United States – Provides summaries and analyses of essential lawsuit relating to the permissibility and impermissibility of profiling
Friday, March 26, 2021
Profiling and Bad Guy Justice in America: A Recommendation Handbook, 2nd Edition, A Reference Handbook
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