Charles D. Long v. District of Columbia
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1ConcurrenceJ. Skelly Wright, Circuit Judge
I join parts I and IV of Judge Wilk-ey’s opinion. I also agree that Long’s request for an injunction should have been dismissed without an evidentiary hearing. Likewise, his request for interrogatories to uncover detailed information concerning current stop-and-frisk practices was properly denied. My agreement with the majority, however, should not be interpreted as a disinclination to authorize equitable relief against a clearly alleged and proven pattern of police illegality. Injunctive relief against Fourth Amendment violations is appropriate upon proof that such violations have occurred…
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