At the same time, the termperpwalkbecame common usage for the practice.
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Legal criticism of theperpwalkis not limited to the defense bar.
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It's those silly questions that elevate aperpwalkto a circus.
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But we also know that theperpwalkoften looks and feels like a circus.
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Defendants who can anticipate their arrest often dress with theperpwalkin mind.
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The next year aperpwalkended tragically.
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A community shaken by an act of deviancy wants reassurance that moral order has been restored, and aperpwalkaccomplishes this much more quickly than the courts can.
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At the same time, another suit challenged the constitutionality of perp walks "per se".
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On appeal that judgement was limited strictly to perp walks staged for the media.
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He turned to theperpwalkitself, which he agreed seemed to be a question of first impression.
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Richmond is shown in aperpwalkoutside the police station.
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