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57 Am. U. L. Rev. 1587 (2007-2008)
The High-Crime Area Question: Requiring Verifiable and Quantifiable Evidence for Fourth Amendment Reasonable Suspicion Analysis

handle is hein.journals/aulr57 and id is 1599 raw text is: ARTICLES THE HIGH-CRIME AREA QUESTION: REQUIRING VERIFIABLE AND QUANTIFIABLE EVIDENCE FOR FOURTH AMENDMENT REASONABLE SUSPICION ANALYSIS ANDREW GUTHRIE FERGUSON* DAMIEN BERNACHE* TABLE OF CONTENTS I. High-Crime Areas and the Fourth Amendment's Reasonable Suspicion Requirement ....................................... 1595 A. The History of the Use of the Term High-Crime Area in the Suprem e Court ............................................ 1595 1. Te ry v. O hio .................................................................. 1596 2. High-crim e areas after Terry ....................................... 1598 B. Illinois v. Wardlow. High-Crime Areas and Reasonable Su sp icio n ........................................................................... 160 1 * Andrew Guthrie Ferguson, LL.M., 2004, Georgetown University Law School;J.D., 2000, University of Pennsylvania Law School, is a Staff Attorney at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia. All views expressed are personal opinions and do not reflect the institutional views of the Public Defender Service. Much thanks to Alissa Starzak, John and Karen Ferguson, Professor David Rudovsky, Professor Abbe Smith, and Professor John Copacino and numerous colleagues who have discussed this idea with the author. ** Damien Bernache, J.D., 2005, University of the District of Columbia (David A. Clarke School of Law), is a Staff Attorney, Nassau/Suffolk Law Services Committee. All views expressed are personal opinions and do not reflect the views of the Nassau/Suffolk Law Services Committee. 1587