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Frisking

Stop-and-frisk policy not unique to New York

Global Politics

New York City’s stop-and-frisk practice was declared unconstitutional by a federal judge Monday. The city’s leadership claimed the policy, a violation of the fourth amendment preventing unreasonable search and seizure, was a success in reducing crime.

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