Police traffic stops to pursue the drug war and control the poor and minorities seem like an unstoppable program. They appear to be part of the American way, and somehow normative. Enforcement systems are profitable for the state, for corporate hangers-on such the insurance industry and are upheld by state courts. Traffic stops have wide public support on health, safety and welfare grounds. By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 FM But across the country, the exercise of police power upon motorists is outside the scope of actual statute and against the constitutional rights of the people.  I wish to submit … Continue reading Notice project has potential to lead national police power reform