Maryland Court of Appeals: Pit bull profiling?

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10:07 a.m. EDT, May 1, 2012

Doesn't the Maryland Court of Appeals decision that pit bulls are inherently dangerous constitute profiling?

David F. Tufaro, Baltimore

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