Racial Profiling
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In a recent poll conducted by the state of Arizona, nearly half of all those surveyed and 60% of minorities believe that “racial profiling by law enforcement agencies is widespread” (60% 1). Racial profiling is used by law enforcement agencies across the United States as a means of efficiency resource allocation. Many members of law enforcement argue that racial profiling is necessary because it enables law enforcement officials to target valuable time and capital toward the segments of society that commit the most numbers of crimes. For the most part, this segment of society is young minority males, particularly African-Americans and Hispanics. Maryland and New Jersey have long used racial profiling as a means of deploying law enforcement resources in an efficient and rational manner. Many argue that racial profiling is unfair because law enforcement officials stop and detain a higher percentage of minorities than their representation in the overall population. However, these segments of society statistically demonstrate a higher
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