Connecticut Racial Profiling Project manger Ken Barone's policing article in New York Times
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Based on the results of our annual analysis, 31 departments have been identified with statistically significant disparities. The IMRP has conducted in-depth follow-up analyses for each of the 31 departments and published our findings in supplemental reports
Connecticut’s racial profiling law and analytical program has been replicated by Rhode Island, Oregon and California
Traffic stops are the most common encounter between the public
and police, with more than 550,000 stops each year in Connecticut

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