CA Supreme Court ruling will change how police interact with public when stopping, questioning
ABC7 San Francisco - 2024-05-04T00:58:00.000Z

Supporters say with this ruling, the Supreme Court of California is finally recognizing instances of over-policing -- especially in communities of color.

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