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It's not a "claim". It's a fact. Do you not keep up with current events? Ever heard of Kim Fox? Chesa Boudin? George Gascon? There are many others as well. Try to keep up.
ou hae the right case but you didn't read it correctly. Terry allowed stop and frisk based upon reasonable suspicion, a much lower threshold than "probable cause." "Probable cause" means "more likely than not" that the suspect is engaged in a crime. "Reasonable suspicion means that any reasonable person would suspect that a crime was in the process of being committed, had been committed or was going to be committed very soon." (link).
I'm familiar with it, but Giuliani was ordering stop and frisk with NO reasonable suspicion, and that was confirmed by the court in a 2013 decision that found NYPD's stop and search unconstitutional.
What's interesting is that after they discontinued it they found that crime didn't increase, there was apparently no correlation:
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Statistically, no relationship between stop-and-frisk and crime seems apparent. New York remains safer than it was 5, 10, or 25 years ago. As analysis by the Brennan Center has shown, a part of this was the introduction of CompStat, which allowed police to consult data when making decisions about where and how to respond to crime. https://civilrights.org/edfund/resou...onstitutional/
It's not a "claim". It's a fact. Do you not keep up with current events? Ever heard of Kim Fox? Chesa Boudin? George Gascon? There are many others as well. Try to keep up.
I've heard of them, did you ever do any research to find out if 'liberal' district attorneys actually caused an increase in crime? If not I suggest that you read this:
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Progressive Prosecutors Are Not Tied to the Rise in Violent Crime
The study examined trends in homicide rates in 23 cities and larceny rates in 24 cities over a 48-month period from 2018 to 2021...Researchers found that After controlling for other variables that may influence crime trends, the type of prosecutor in a jurisdiction did not have an effect on the homicide or larceny rate Increases in crime are not attributable to the presence of progressive prosecutors in these jurisdictions. https://www.americanprogress.org/art...violent-crime/
I've heard of them, did you ever do any research to find out if 'liberal' district attorneys actually caused an increase in crime? If not I suggest that you read this:
You cited an openly progressive website to support your opinion. Even worse, your opinion is not based on factual data. Try harder. Much harder.
I'm familiar with it, but Giuliani was ordering stop and frisk with NO reasonable suspicion, and that was confirmed by the court in a 2013 decision that found NYPD's stop and search unconstitutional.
What's interesting is that after they discontinued it they found that crime didn't increase, there was apparently no correlation:
I do not know when that report was written. Apparently they did not wait long enough. Crime is rampant now.
You cited an openly progressive website to support your opinion. Even worse, your opinion is not based on factual data. Try harder. Much harder.
No, I have no reason to try harder or to go on a search for data that you would accept as being valid. If you disagree with my source, you are welcome to do your own research.
Let criminals do as they please... and they will do as they please.
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