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Know Your Rights

If you are pulled over, stopped or questioned by a police officer you should:
- Remain courteous
- Keep your hands visible
- Ask why you are being detained    
  or arrested
- Ask to leave
- Ask if officer requests are orders
- Say you invoke your right to
  remain silent
- Ask for an attorney

You should not:
- Consent to a search
- Answer questions without a lawyer present
- Lie or obstruct justice

If you have been pulled over for a traffic violation, such as speeding or having a broken taillight, and an officer asks you if you've been drinking, it is not a casual question, it's the beginning of an investigation. State that you do not have to answer the question.

And always remember:
Officers can lie, trick or intimidate you into giving them information or consent to search.

This information expanded on, was inspired by and derived from http://www.online-paralegal-programs.com/legal-rights. 

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