1. Be polite and respectful.
2. Refuse to answer questions.
3. Refuse to consent to a search.
4. Ask if you are free to leave.
5. Record misconduct.
6. Ask for an attorney.
7. Remain Silent.
1. Am I free to leave?
2. I do not consent to a search.
3. That is a private matter.
4. I am using my right to remain silent.
5. I would like to speak to my attorney.
What Can You Say?
What Can You Do?
Almost anything to find evidence of a crime on you or in your car.
If the police ask for your consent, respectfully tell them that you do not consent.
Giving consent may prevent you from challenging that search in court.
What Can Police Do With Your Consent
Encountering The Police
DO NOT resist the police or disobey their orders unless you are certain it is necessary to prevent death or serious bodily harm.
Can I Resist The Police?
You have 6 months to file a claim for damages with the local government responsible where the incident occurred and 2 years to file a federal civil rights lawsuit.
What if I am hurt by police brutality?
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