He was talking now about Mr. Verniero, the associate State Supreme Court justice whom Mr. DiFrancesco accused of misleading senators about racial profiling during his confirmation hearing two years ago.
The review board staff's findings echo a draft report by the United States Civil Rights Commission, which said that the Police Department's own data suggested that its officers engaged in racial profiling during stop-and-frisk encounters.
But asked whether she thought Mr. Verniero had provided her all the information she felt she was entitled to receive, she mentioned his responses to senators' questions about racial profiling during the 1999 hearings.
Though the judge ultimately granted the state's request and admitted tapes of these calls into evidence, the prosecution did not use the evidence and remained strangely silent on Mr. Zimmerman's pattern of racial profiling during its two closing arguments.
Dialysate calcium profiling during hemodialysis: Use and clinical implications.
State Police drug sweep has caused her embarrassment, especially after police came under fire for racial profiling during traffic stops.
A fast-response-time X-ray fluorescence (XRF) system was designed with a monolithic polycapillary focusing optic for in situ composition profiling during materials deposition.
Tristan Loraine, a former BA captain who retired in 2006 after 20 years flying airliners says he had no psychological profiling during his career.
An IR spectrometer (1.0 1.7 μm, resolution 0.5 1.2 nm) is dedicated primarily to nadir measurements of H2O abundances simultaneously with ozone measured in the UV, and to vertical profiling during solar occultation of H2O, CO2, and aerosols.
That judge found that his deputies did engage in racial profiling during the stops.
Under Frosh's memorandum, profiling during routine police work based on characteristics such as religion, race or sexual orientation is barred.
