Police Traffic Stops and Racial Profiling Resolving Management, Labor and Civil Rights Conflicts

Summary: Traffic stops and investigatory inquiries are an essential core of police work. Examines the issue of police traffic stop selectivity by discussing the numbers, advocacy arguments and the practical realities of racial profiling. Shows how the successful police manager can deal with these issues without enduring personal or career disaster by applying law, logic, electoral common sense, and police community relations.