The use of racial and/or ethnic status as the determining factor in decision to stop motorists either in the absence of indications of criminality or in determining who to enforce law against.
What is racial profiling?
100
This is the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual against oneself, another person or against a group.
WHAT IS VIOLENCE?
100
The improper and illegal practice of mistakenly believing that a certain ethnic groups are more likely to commit a crime than others
What is racial profiling?
200
Frist large scale racial profiling study
What is New Jersey Turnpike Racial Profiling Study
200
The beating of Rodney King
What event helped to spark racial profiling research?
200
With mixture of horror and revulsion,Outrage and fascination, arousal and valorization
HOW DO WE RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE?
200
The security tool used in determining which types of people are most likely commit a crime based on physical conduct.
What is profiling
300
There are ___ main definitions of racial profiling used in court.
What is two?
300
The fundamental aspect of original (or colonial) American law was dependent on who the offender was racially.
What is one way that racial profiling has come about?
300
people see it as simply by-product of our social and economic structure.
HOW WILL PEOPLE SEE VIOLENCE WHEN DEFINED AS CRIMINAL?
300
They belief that African Amercian drivers are targeted on the road simply because of their skin color.
What is the "driving while black" theory?
400
Problem created when trying to explain the number of people not measured
What is the denominator problem?
400
A direct reference by W.E.B. DuBois to the limits of citizenship in practice for people of color when they confront the fact of racialized citizenship in the form of social control processes of the state.
What is double consciousness?
400
Alcohol and Drugs
WHAT ELEVATE AND INHIBITS AGGRESSIVE AND VIOLENCE BEHAVIOR?
400
The rapidly expanding population of Latinos into "non-traditional" areas of the united States such as Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee and North Carolina.
What is hypergrowth?
500
Legal reasoning for a stop, whether the stop produced proof of a more severe law violation, determination from the violator's perception
What are three ways to provide legitimacy of a stop?
500
The function of the white logic tendency in mainstream criminology.
What is racial profiling an overlooked field in criminology?
500
Men and Women
WHO HAS THE HIGHEST RATE OF DEATH FROM VIOLENCE?
500
The term characterized by the belief that all or most Muslims are religious fanatics, have violent tendencies towards non-Muslims, and rejected such concepts as equality, tolerance, and democracy.