Suspicious Friends: Halting Police Reliance on the Company We Keep

Introducing Northeastern Law magazine’s new online exclusive In My Opinion series, expanding our opinion coverage beyond the pages of our regular issues. In our debut piece, Professor Aliza Hochman Bloom argues that police reliance on a person's companions as grounds for intervention threatens the Fourth Amendment's core requirement of individualized suspicion.

Suspicious Friends: Halting Police Reliance on the Company We Keep
https://magazine.law.northeastern.edu/in-my-opinion/suspicious-friends/