Posted on 02/15/2016 6:17:03 PM PST by artichokegrower
Appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Ronald Reagan in 1986, Justice Antonin Scalia was often described as the intellectual anchor of the court’s conservative wing. After his death, many commentators are reviewing his body of work, notably his interpretations of the Constitution, as well as his acerbic attacks on his colleagues’ opinions and angry dissents, such as in the gay marriage cases.
He also leaves a legacy on a matter critically important to daily criminal law enforcement across the nation. Deadly encounters of people of color with law enforcement regularly make the news, including deaths in Ferguson, Baltimore and Cleveland that have led to sporadic outbursts of unrest.
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Maybe these cops were tired of seeing what crack was doing to the black communities and acted accordingly.
Profiling is a survival tool. This is why the left wants to deprive you of it.
Justices don’t ALLOW anteing they are supposed to interpret.
The Sacramento Bee REEKS of the leftwing Agenda.
I wonder how many blacks would be “profiled” dressed in a suit and acting like gentlemen...
Looks like a duck, acts like a duck.......
Quotas in college admissions and employment are discriminatory profiling.
No, Scalia did not...he allowed CRIMINAL profiling. Liberal progressives love to excuse the groups of people they trap on their reservations so they make their false claim.
Kevin R. Johnson is the Dean of Law at UC Davis and served as a clerk to Judge Stephen Reinhardt of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the most leftist judge in the 9th Circus. LOL!
Racial profiling is Common Sense-—yes, it is illegal if there is no reasonable cause for the search or whatever....but when the “killer” is described as “Black” it is a waste of time and resources to stop every white guy in the area.
Common Sense (Reason) is being eliminated from Just Law and Right Reason is ESSENTIAL to Just Law. They are eliminating the use of the Mind in solving crimes or preventing crimes......and it is on purpose, to create chaos and crises for totalitarianism. They want the good guys DEAD because if they DON’T profile, they are dumb and will get killed.
Discrimination is an essential part of life and Survival. ALL smart people profile or they don’t make it to adulthood..
It's a very sad fact that many cities across the country are semi-war zones held hostage by violent black criminals. Profiling is necessary to control black criminals. Many of the same people who say we should profile Muslim immigrants say we shouldn't profile blacks because blacks are American citizens.
I say: the constitution is not a suicide pact. It's unfortunate, but black males should be profiled due to the staggering amount of crime they commit. Public safety comes before allowing lawlessness.
Profiling works!!!
Isn’t Black Lives Matter profiling?...assume your automatically a victim because of your race is just as much profiling as assuming anything else because of your race
Assuming white privilege is also profiling... you have no basis to make any assumptions about my life based on my race
Yes, more liberal lies. Scalia was not a supporter of racial profiling — he was a supporter of CRIME profiling. But Democrat-voting, minority criminals are not criminals, are they???
The Sac Bee is just another liberal, lie-printing waste of newsprint that my dog will not even poop on.
The Left doesn't think that the suit makes the man.
AMERICAN CRIME STORY'S O.J. RETELLING IS A DEVASTATING TALE ABOUT POLITICIZING JUSTICE(BY INKOO KANGTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2016)
Eight black women serve on the Simpson jury, and the lead lawyers' efforts to win their hearts and minds make for the show's most thoughtful and provocative scenes. Based on the first six episodes, it's not clear what this Cochran thinks of his client's possible guilt. Highly practical yet deeply embittered, the attorney is determined to use his powers of sincere showboating and media manipulation to convince the jury that Simpson is just another hardworking black man persecuted by the police - and it's time for the jury to fight back on his behalf. There's a personal stake for Cochran, too: The loss of O.J. to prison would amount to one less African-American hero in the world for the lawyer's young daughters, who have to watch their father handcuffed and bent over the hood of his car in his Sunday best by a white cop who doesn't like the idea of a black man driving a fancy car through an affluent neighborhood.The show occasionally strikes a condescending note when it portrays the jury as gullible pawns to Cochran's church-inflected mellifluousness. But there's no doubt that the real-life lawyer's words landed where they needed to. In O.J.: Made in America, ESPN's upcoming eight-hour documentary about the trial, one juror confesses that she chose to acquit Simpson as retaliation for Rodney King.
sexual assault charge
Another Cosby-Cllnton wanabe. I believe Da Mayor was always pushing for a strong-mayor city government because he wanted to set up a Chicago-style city. He's a close friend and associate of Van Jones. IIRC Johnson virtually ordered city employees to read Van Jones books.
As for the Bee.. the best and brightest Bee brains were among the first (within hours) to blame us for 9/11 saying that we don't try to understand the rest of the world.. so we share the bland that they have to communicate with us that way.
More Liberal Word Games
“Profiling” is just a liberal label calculated to make common sense and good police work sound like something unjust and prejudicial.
The same way they have managed to twist the meaning of “discriminating” from having and exercising good judgement to making an unfair evalusation.
Heck - they have even managed to convince an entire generation that making a sound judgement is a bad thing and being non-judgemental is a good thing.
“Scalia allowed racial profiling”....because Scalia was logical.
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