State AG: Only a small fraction of stop-and-frisks end with convictions; NYC: Report is ‘flawed’
By EsqSocial Corporation 14/11/13
Stopping and frisking certain individuals without initially having probable cause for an arrest is a controversial police tactic, albeit one approved by the U.S. Supreme Court in the landmark Terry v. Ohio decision. New York City is defending a civil rights case over its stop-and-frisk practices and recently won a…