A federal court found constitutional violations in New York City's stop-and-frisk practices, including racial discrimination. The court ordered a monitor and a reform process involving affected communities. The case challenged the institutional production of unequal policing rather than treating each street encounter as unrelated to wider policy and supervision.
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What institutional issue was central to Floyd v. City of New York?
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The court addressed patterns in policing and ordered monitoring and a reform process, connecting individual encounters to institutional practices.
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