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43 Cardozo L. Rev. 1677 (2021-2022)
Bans with No Bite: Why Racial Profiling Bans Are Unable to Create Racial Justice in Policing

handle is hein.journals/cdozo43 and id is 1731 raw text is: BANS WITH NO BITE: WHY RACIAL PROFILING BANS ARE UNABLE TO CREATE RACIAL JUSTICE IN POLICING Rebecca Yint TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................... 1678 I. BACKGROUND ....................................................................................................1681 A. A System Prim ed for Abuse ..................................................................1681 B. The Racial Profiling Problem ...............................................................1683 II. A N ALYSIS............................................................................................................1686 A. Limitations of Traffic Stop Data ..........................................................1686 B. Traffic Stop Dem ographics ...................................................................1690 C. Self-Sabotaging Statutes........................................................................1692 III. POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS ......................................................................................... 1700 A. Legislative and Policy Reform ..............................................................1701 B. Judicial Rem edies ..................................................................................1707 CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................. 1713 t Submissions Editor, Cardozo Law Review, J.D. Candidate (May 2022), Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law; B.A., summa cum laude, Rutgers University, 2019. I would like to thank Professor Kate Levine for lending her invaluable insights and expertise at each step of the writing process. I especially appreciate the diligent work of my colleagues on Cardozo Law Review, whose astute suggestions have helped elevate this Note at every turn. Finally, I would like to extend my eternal gratitude to my friends and my family for their unshakeable belief in my ability to succeed, and especially to Jun Park, my forever cheerleader, whose unflagging support (and familiarity with Excel) was absolutely indispensable. 1677