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Diary of a Mad Law Professor

Williams, Patricia J. | March 8, 1999 issue

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The article focuses on the usual suspects on children by policemen in the U.S. According to the author, the scenario could have had something to do with Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's policy of putting the police in charge of schools. Or it could have been related to the quality-of-life policies that encourage police intervention for spitting and jaywalking. The author suppose it is a sad reflection of the tense times that one might suspect it had something to do with the fact that the kid was black and the police officers appeared not to be.

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SUSPICION; CHILDREN; POLICE -- United States; SCHOOLS; CRIMINAL justice personnel; QUALITY of life; GOVERNMENT policy; UNITED States
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