Judge Criticizes ‘High Error Rate’ of New York Police Stops

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Observing that only about 12 percent of police stops resulted in an arrest or summons, Judge Scheindlin, who is hearing the case without a jury, focused her remarks on Monday on the other 88 percent of stops, in which the police did not find evidence of criminality after a stop. She characterized that as “a high error rate” and remarked to a lawyer representing the city, “You reasonably suspect something and you’re wrong 90 percent of the time.”

“You reasonably suspect something and you’re wrong 90 percent of the time.”

“You reasonably suspect something and you’re wrong 90 percent of the time.”

“You reasonably suspect something and you’re wrong 90 percent of the time.”

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Source: letterstomycountry