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I believe this practice violates “probable cause”
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The SCOTUS has already ruled on the issue. Provided their guidelines are followed, no problem.
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SCOTUS? Well, damn, I guess there’s no argument then. *rolling eyes*
“SCOTUS? Well, damn, I guess there’s no argument then. *rolling eyes*”
Yeah, I’d agree. This is a practice that anyone should be against. I can see a cop stopping someone on the street to ask them a question but there has got to be more than gut feeling the citizen is being evasive before they can be searched or frisked. It isn’t just minorities that should be upset over this type of thing.
I can understand anyone being upset at this practice.
I don’t care if they’ve got “I’m a gang member” or “I’m a Mafia hitman” tattooed on their forehead; people shouldn’t be searched when they are just walking down the street.