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| I just found a link to this website from a news article on the NORML website. http://www.flexyourrights.org/ I was interested in your opinions on this website and the information provided therein. Do you think websites such as this one are ultimately good for the relationship between the public and law enforcement? Secondly, is an LEO willing and of a mind to clearly define what a person's rights are when they ask to search the vehicle? For example: LEO: Would you mind if I search your vehicle, please? Motorist: Could you explain to me my rights concerning this question before I respond? I understand that an LEO is not a lawyer but I was curious about the lattitude they possess for providing motorists with information about the law during a traffic stop if prompted about it. |
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