Sentence examples for challenging stop from inspiring English sources
I was very lucky to work on public defense reform, and to do communications around challenging "stop and frisk" here in New York.
As a civil rights lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union, Taylor has been counsel in major cases challenging "stop and frisk" policies, deceptive police interrogations, broken indigent defense systems, and degrading jail and prison conditions.
Attorneys in the case against Milwaukee are challenging stop and frisk on the same constitutional grounds as attorneys challenging New York's stop and frisk program.
Here we use rapid, mixed trial, event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging to correlate brain activation with an extremely difficult situation of inhibitory control in a challenging stop task that controls for noninhibitory functions.
The aim of this study was therefore to compare the effects of a single dose of MPX and ATX in medication-naive ADHD boys during a challenging stop task using a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover design.
But experts cautioned that Tuesday's decision, which formally extends to car stops an already rigorous state protocol for police encounters with pedestrians, was likely to have little effect on a pending federal lawsuit challenging stop-and-frisk procedures.
Mr. Kelly is correct that high levels of violence are intolerable and that those who would challenge stop-and-frisk — in which police officers use thin pretexts for streetside searches — must present credible alternatives.
As Mr. Qualls wandered the Internet one day in Iraq, he said, he came across news reports of a National Guardsman in California who this summer had become the first to challenge stop-loss in court.
Stokes is the national treasure who first challenged stop-and-frisk before the Supreme Court.
In California and elsewhere, defense attorneys have challenged stops, arguing that the highway teams overstep constitutional lines.
The ACLU has successfully challenged stop-and-frisk programs in two other cities, reaching court-enforced reform agreements with Philadelphia in 2011 and with Chicago in 2015.
