One of the Most Common Problems Experienced by Plaintiffs Who

question 8

Multiple Choice

One of the most common problems experienced by plaintiffs who allege racial profiling is

• A) They are unwilling to testify against the police.
• B) The courts are not willing to rule against the police.
• C) The difficulties associated with measuring the racial composition within the driving population (i.e., the benchmark).
• D) Finding the funds necessary to file a legal case.

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