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Know Your Rights: A Guide

1/24/2021

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WHAT IF I'M STOPPED BY THE POLICE?
​Three Common Circumstances: 
  1. Suspected of a crime
  2. Seen committing a crime, and
  3. If you're driving. 

➔FACTS
  • If you’re NOT being arrested/detained the police MUST let you go. 
  • If you are under arrest/detention politely ask “Am I under arrest?” If yes, ask “Why?” On the other hand, ask “Am I free to go?” If no, ask “Why not?” 
  • If being detained the officer MUST allow you to speak with a lawyer and provide an opportunity to do so. DO NOT answer questions​ until you’ve spoken to a lawyer. 
  • Most cases, if stopped and asked for your name and address or ID you are NOT required to provide it (ie: walking down the street.
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