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Unreasonable Policing: How the Fourth Amendment Fails Black Lives | Devon W. Carbado | TMR
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40:48Now PlayingEmma Vigeland is joined by author and journalist Devon W. Carbado about his book Unreasonable Policing: How the Fourth Amendment Fails Black Lives.
"Unreasonable: How Supreme Court's Fourth Amendment Interpretation Impacts Black Lives and Policing" is a groundbreaking investigation by legal scholar Devon W. Carbado, marking the second anniversary of the global protests spurred by the police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. In this timely book, Carbado explores how the Fourth Amendment has become a pivotal determinant of police conduct and the escalation of violence against Black individuals. He examines the Court's interpretations over the past decades, revealing how it has favored protecting police over African Americans, leading to unjust arrests, profiling, and even fatal encounters. The Fourth Amendment's influence on policing's life-and-death dynamics is unveiled in this accessible and essential analysis of a critical facet of the ongoing struggle for racial equality.
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