Last month Justice Pierre-Louis, writing for a unanimous New Jersey Supreme Court, held that a description of robbery suspects consisting of nothing more than the race and sex of a suspect was an unconstitutional basis for an investigative automobile stop. She observed: "That information, which effectively placed every single Black male in the area under the veil of suspicion, was insufficient to justify the stop of the vehicle and therefore does not withstand constitutional scrutiny." (State v. Nyema).