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Published April 28, 2015

Racial profiling has destroyed public trust in police. Cops are exploiting our weak laws against it.

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One man’s case for Freedom from Guantanamo: the case of Obaidullah
Comprehensive National Policy That Outlaws Racial Profiling Should Cover State, Local Police

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