Pete_perth
Pedro
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- Sep 14, 2006
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Bear in mind that most states (as far as I know and I am not a legal expert) requre that all citizens must follow any lawful instruction given to them by a Police officer.
Police Officers have very broad powers, so if you start declaring that answering their questions is a violation of your rights, you will find that there are other powers they can call upon. Like others have said, just answer their questions or follow their lawful instructions and you will be done and out of there in 5 minutes. Try to be smart and all they need to justify is that they had reasonable suspicion, you however will have to then spend months defending yourself if they want to make it a full on investigation - up to you.
Police Officers have very broad powers, so if you start declaring that answering their questions is a violation of your rights, you will find that there are other powers they can call upon. Like others have said, just answer their questions or follow their lawful instructions and you will be done and out of there in 5 minutes. Try to be smart and all they need to justify is that they had reasonable suspicion, you however will have to then spend months defending yourself if they want to make it a full on investigation - up to you.