Res ipsa loquitur and racial profiling. Tanovich, D. M. Criminal Law Quarterly, 46(3/4):329--340, October, 2002.
Paper abstract bibtex Tanovich chronicles the evidence that suggests that racial profiling is a widespread phenomenon. The issue that should be of concern is not whether there is a plausible alternative explanation for the disproportionate stops but rather whether the police are, in fact, engaging in selective enforcement.
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abstract = {Tanovich chronicles the evidence that suggests that racial profiling is a widespread phenomenon. The issue that should be of concern is not whether there is a plausible alternative explanation for the disproportionate stops but rather whether the police are, in fact, engaging in selective enforcement.},
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