Illinois v. Wardlow
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Examining Illinois v. Wardlow: Fleeing and Fourth Amendment Rights
This chapter explores the pivotal case of Illinois v. Wardlow, focusing on the implications of fleeing from police in relation to reasonable suspicion under the Fourth Amendment. It discusses the contrasting views on the justification for police stops in high-crime areas and the systemic inequities that can impact legal interpretations. The chapter highlights concerns over how the ruling may perpetuate biases and affect marginalized communities, particularly in the context of stop and frisk practices.
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