Because race is part of a suspect's general description, racial profiling has been upheld by the courts as legal and constitutional.

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Racial profiling, which involves targeting individuals for suspicion of crime based on their race, has been widely criticized and challenged as discriminatory and unconstitutional. Courts have not upheld it as legal and constitutional; rather, they have often ruled against practices that discriminate based on race.

Because Race Is Part of a Suspect's General Description, Racial