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U.S. News // 9 years ago

Chicago police agree to ACLU evaluation of stop-and-frisk

The Chicago Police Department agreed to evaluate its stop-and-frisk procedures after complaints it was using the tactic to unfairly target African-Americans.

U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Peoria mayor has police raid home of man who made fake Twitter account, ACLU sues

The ACLU is suing Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis for ordering police to raid the home of Jon Daniel after Daniel created a parody Twitter account under Ardis' name.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Groups want to end vehicle raids by cops

Civil rights groups asked the governor of Illinois to disallow police raids on cars during traffic stops -- they say the practice results in racial profiling.

Top News // 1 decade ago

U.S. sued over border treatment of Arabs

The U.S. government is being sued by a group of Arab-Americans who claim they routinely face harassment when trying to re-enter the country.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Chicago suit questions AT&T record release

Lawyers say they expect the U.S. government to cite its secrets privilege to kill a Chicago suit challenging AT&T's customers' record release, a report said.

Sports News // 2 decades ago

In Sports from United Press International

A roundup of top sports stories

Sports News // 2 decades ago

In Sports from United Press International

A roundup of top sports stories.

Top News // 2 decades ago

Olympic speed skater sues Chicago police

U.S. Olympic speed skater Shani Davis Monday filed a federal court suit against the Chicago Police Department for illegally stopping and detaining him. Davis and brothers Damien and Quincy Joyner allege they were stopped in separate incidents by police,

Top News // 2 decades ago

Hundreds protest global trade talks

Hundreds of protesters Thursday marched across Chicago's Loop, protesting economic globalization as international business leaders and government representatives met to discuss U.S.-European trade issues.

Top News // 2 decades ago

Feature:U.S. bias has long history

Will Congress approve financial reparations to U.S. citizens and immigrants of Arab descent in the year 2050 because of any indignities they may suffer in the w

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Now we have the proof in the pudding and that is that not only are (these searches) occurring with greater frequency among minority drivers, but that they are occurring with dramatically less effectiveness
Groups want to end vehicle raids by cops Jul 25, 2008

These are law-abiding citizens and it is too extreme, too offensive
U.S. sued over border treatment of Arabs Jun 20, 2006

The leadership of the (police department) has an obligation to train and supervise their officers to respect and protect the rights of all persons in our community
In Sports from United Press International Mar 24, 2003

The leadership of the (police department) has an obligation to train and supervise their officers to respect and protect the rights of all persons in our community
In Sports from United Press International Mar 24, 2003

The leadership of the (police department) has an obligation to train and supervise their officers to respect and protect the rights of all persons in our community
Olympic speed skater sues Chicago police Mar 24, 2003