One Might Argue That the Stop and Frisk Procedures Used

question 15

Multiple Choice

One might argue that the stop and frisk procedures used in New York City violate the principle of equality and rely on profiling, as 52% of stops between 2004 and 2012 were of __________________ and 31% were of __________________.

• A)African Americans; Caucasians
• B)Hispanics; Caucasians
• C)African Americans; caucasians
• D)African Americans; Hispanics

Identify and explain key sociological concepts through real-life applications.

Analyze the impact of significant personal experiences on individual identity and societal roles.

Distinguish between the concepts of equality, inclusion, equity, and tokenism in social contexts.

Understand the concept of individual differences in cognitive abilities and styles.

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Definitions:

Express Warranty

An explicit guarantee by a seller to a buyer that a product or service meets certain quality and performance standards.

Implied Warranty

A legal term for the assurance that a product will meet a certain standard of quality and functionality without it being explicitly stated by the seller.

Magnuson-Moss Act

A federal law in the United States aimed at improving consumer protection for goods by setting forth warranties and disclosure requirements.

Statue Of Limitations

Legislation that establishes the maximum period following an occurrence within which legal actions must be commenced.