stop-and-frisk , także: stop and frisk

I think stop-and-frisk can only be done when you have reasonable cause to do that.

The thing that has to come out of this is ending stop-and-frisk.

He's also identified as the candidate most likely to end stop-and-frisk.

The city claims 53 percent of those stopped under "stop-and-frisk" were black.

There's been a great deal of debate about whether stop-and-frisk actually reduces crime.

The stop-and-frisk is a routine police tactic to deal with street crime.

The vote came less than two weeks after a federal judge ordered an outside monitor to reform stop-and-frisk.

Watch the video above describing stop-and-frisk in one Brooklyn neighborhood.

Of course every police department in world history has some version of stop-and-frisk.

The lower court ruling to change stop-and-frisk is on hold while the city's appeal proceeds.

His remarks on the subject of stop-and-frisk have sometimes come across as callous.

“We know that the legislation is not going to stop stop-and-frisk,” he said.

There's a larger cost to a program like stop-and-frisk.

But he also said that after Philadelphia increased the use of stop-and-frisk a few years ago, gun violence decreased.

Frank is himself subjected to a random stop-and-frisk outside a shoe store.

Stop-and-frisk has become a lightning rod for city officials.

Stop-and-frisk, another police tactic that has been questioned by some public officials, was more divisive an issue.

Federal officials spoke out on stop-and-frisk and urged use of an independent monitor if the program is found unconstitutional.

It's a digital stop-and-frisk, using data trends and a few successes to do huge damage.

I'll end racial profiling in stop-and-frisk and get illegal guns off the street.

Stop-and-frisk is an important part of that success.

The real focus should be to end stop-and-frisk.

But stop-and-frisk is of great concern to everybody.

“They’re taking steps that might be small improvements, but what’s really needed is a stopping of stop-and-frisk.

None of this means that stop-and-frisk should be junked.

In the land of stop and frisk, history stalks him.

Chris Quinn's vision of stop and frisk is totally different.

The case is one of three lawsuits challenging the police department's stop and frisk practices.

In 2011 Philadelphia also found itself in federal court over stop and frisk.

“Explain to me how stop and frisk is even remotely constitutional.

But the stop and frisk program has vocal critics.

The next mayor will also determine the future of stop and frisk, recently declared unconstitutional by a federal judge.

They're never going to get respect and it's because of (stop and frisk).

Stop and frisk is still used, he argues; the problem lies with weak gun laws.

Judge Scheindlin made clear that she was "not ordering an end to the practice of stop and frisk."

The stop and frisk policy was adopted from English law in a number of American courts.

Yet Kelly has not been immune to criticism, particularly when it comes to the police department's controversial stop and frisk program.

Stop and frisk has been around for decades.

Critics have charged that the procedure, known as stop and frisk, has been primarily used against members of minority groups.

The court monitor could compel changes, via the judge, but only concerning stop and frisk.

Consequently, the court ruled that the stop and frisk of respondent was unconstitutional.

When a search for weapons is also authorized, the procedure is known as a stop and frisk.

Slavery was a horrific institution, and it is not the same thing as stop and frisk.

This passage is followed by Stop and Frisk, which talked about a man being detained just for his skin color.

The procedure called "stop and frisk" was controversial.

But as the row over the "Stop and Frisk" policing shows, it remains a work in progress.

Cyril Parris, 56, said he still believes that stop and frisk has done more harm than good.

If tickets are checked at the door, or "stop and frisk" procedures are used, the capacity is much less.

Nutter had been criticized for "stop and frisk" policies and service cuts.

The judge, who presided over the 9-week trial without a jury, ruled the effectiveness of "stop and frisk" was irrelevant.