New Jersey lawmaker proposes barring minor traffic stops to combat 'driving while Black' - POLITICO
N.J. Supreme Court rules police can't stop cars based on race in new curb on racial profiling - nj.com
Why police reform tactics fail over and over again - Washington Post
A War on Us: How Much New Jersey Spends Enforcing the War on Drugs - New Jersey Policy Perspective
Is Stop-and-Frisk Worth It? - The Atlantic
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There's racial bias in our police systems. Here's the overwhelming proof. - Washington Post
The Demand for Money Behind Many Police Traffic Stops - The New York Times
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ACLU wins court order to block N.J.'s new driver's license rules - nj.com
Racial Profiling in Texas Department of Public Safety Traffic Stops: Race Aware or Race Benign.
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Is Stop-and-Frisk Worth It? - The Atlantic
ACLU of New Jersey on Twitter: "VICTORY! The NJ Supreme Court just ruled that police unlawfully arrested a man after being stopped and searched for driving a car with THIS license plate.
2020 Traffic Stop Study Data Shows Black Drivers Continue to be Stopped at Elevated Rates to Whites Statewide | ACLU of Illinois
NJ State Police pull over more Blacks, Hispanics | NJ Spotlight News
There's racial bias in our police systems. Here's the overwhelming proof. - Washington Post
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A War on Us: How Much New Jersey Spends Enforcing the War on Drugs - New Jersey Policy Perspective
Why police reform tactics fail over and over again - Washington Post
DAVID A. SKLANSKY TRAFFIC STOPS, MINORITY MOTORISTS, AND THE FUTURE OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT Most Americans never have been arres
