Quebec government lawyers defend the authority of police officers to make random traffic stops and claim that it is the police's responsibility to deal with racial profiling. ..
Michelle Deom is having a closing discussion in the Superior Court on Wednesday during a constitutional objection to a random police stop.
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Joseph-Black Montreal resident Christopher Luamba and the Canadian Civil Freedom Association challenge the power of Canadian police to stop drivers at any time without evidence of a crime.
The Civil Freedom Association states that random police outages create opportunities for racial profiling.
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Deom, the state government Concerned about racial profiling and states that the problem is a police issue.
The trial, which began on May 30, will end on Thursday, after the final day of the discussion.
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