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- The Quebec Court of Appeal upheld a decision that random police stops disproportionately target Black drivers and violate Charter rights.
- The case stemmed from Joseph-Christopher Luamba’s experience of being stopped multiple times without cause.
- The provincial government expressed disappointment, highlighting concerns over police work, and has six months to amend the law.
Quebec Court of Appeal Upholds Ruling Invalidating Random Police Stops Over Racial Profiling Concerns
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