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AN ONLINE LIBRARY ABOUT MARIJUANA POSSESSION ARRESTS, RACE AND POLICE POLICY IN NEW YORK CITY AND BEYOND |
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Excerpts from the ACLU's new report in April 2020: "A Tale of Two Countries: Racially Targeted Arrests in the Era of Marijuana Reform"
• REPORTS, PUBLICATIONS, TESTIMONY By the Marijuana Arrest Research Project
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THE SCANDAL OF RACIST MARIJUANA ARRESTS
• THE AWFUL SUMMONS COURT SYSTEM IN NYC
NY City's Marijuana Possession Arrests • POLICE PERJURY AND FALSIFYING: Excerpts from the Mollen Report • STOP & FRISK REPORTS AND DATA
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Archives: No longer updated but still useful
for researchers.
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POLICE PERJURY AND FALSIFYING: Excerpts
• U.S. MARIJUANA ARRESTS 1965-2013
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STOP AND FRISK REPORTS, DATA, GRAPHS
The NYPD's many racially-biased marijuana possession arrests are a product of its even larger number of racially-biased stop and frisks, over 5 million recorded stops during only Bloomberg's twelve years as Mayor, and an unknown number of unrecorded ones. The following offer some help in understanding what has been going on.
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NEW YORK CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION (NYCLU) The NYCLU has filed federal law suits, fought for reform legislation, and done much else to force the NYPD to make public its data and try to curb its intrusive and biased stops and frisks. This links to the NYCLU's listing of stops and frisks from 2004 through 2019 with links to other information. STOP AND FRISK NUMBERS (# of blacks, whites, Latinos, innocent 2004-2019) NYCLU 2019 REPORT ON STOP AND RISK "Stop-and-Frisk in the de Blasio Era"
CENTER FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS (CCR) The Center for Constitutional Rights has filed two federal law suits against the NYPD and its stop and frisk practices, and sought in multiple ways to bring the issue before policy makers and the general public. Below are links to various documents with links to yet others at the CCR Stop and Frisk pages showing graphs, videos, links. STOP AND FRISK SEARCH -- LISTING OF CURRENT ARTICLES, REPORTS, & MORE
REPORT: Racial Disparity in NYPD Stop and Frisks
Dr. Delores Jones-Brown et al. Stop, Question & Frisk Policing Practices In New York City: A Primer. John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York, 2013. With an introduction by Jeremy Travis
Professor Delores Jones-Brown's "Primer" has
tables, graphs, and key information about the NYPD's stop and frisks. As
Jeremy Travis explains in his
introduction, the Primer "presents available data on stop, question and
frisk practices in New York City" including trends, maps, reported reasons
for the stops, "results of the stops, and the racial breakdown of the New
Yorkers who have been stopped." In its final pages the report includes links
to: The 1999 report on stop and frisks by the office of NY State Attorney
General Eliot Spitzer; the Center for Constitional Right's class action law
suits against the NYPD and supporting documents; the NYPD's commissioned
Rand report, and other material.
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NEW YORK TIMES CHART SHOWING WHITE AND BLACK POPULATION AND POLICE STOPS IN 2007
New York Times article about Stop and Frisk in NY Neighborhoods, July 12, 2010.
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