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Freedom Independence Transition

Situations True/False/??? A police officer is allowed to search a car. Police officers don’t take a defensive posture just for a traffic stop. You are the one most responsible for not escalating a confrontation with police. The police can pat you down even if you have done nothing wrong. The typical police warning about your rights when being arrested does not include being told why you are being arrested.

Encountering the Police Aren’t police officers supposed to follow “the laws” when they approach a person?

Encountering the Police Yes... No random searches Reasonable suspicion

Encountering the Police “Plain view” doctrine Miranda warning

Encountering the Police What about standard procedures police should follow as to how they act?

Encountering the Police Protective practices

Encountering the Police Defensive postures Risk of harmful confrontation

Encountering the Police How should I act when approached by the police?

Encountering the Police Be mature and non-confrontational Collect your thoughts

Encountering the Police Follow orders No threatening words/actions

Encountering the Police Keep hands where officers can see them Don’t resist a pat-down

Encountering the Police Explain your side if asked Gather witnesses’ names

Encountering the Police What happens if I am actually arrested?

Encountering the Police Will be searched and handcuffed

Encountering the Police See the warrant for arrest if police have one Listen for Miranda warning

Encountering the Police Contact a responsible person Have an attorney present before answering questions or signing anything

Encountering the Police Control your emotions

Situations Answers A police officer is allowed to search a car. True (reasonable suspicion) Police officers don’t take a defensive posture just for a traffic stop. False You are the one most responsible for not escalating a confrontation with police. True The police can pat you down even if you have done nothing wrong. The typical police warning about your rights when being arrested does not include being told why you are being arrested.