Sorry officer I do not consent to any searches...

If you read this, yes, sit down, shut up, and read this... it may actually save your ass big time some day (especially if you're from UNH because we know you are all criminals).

If you get pulled over, if you're having a party, if you're sitting waiting at the bus stop... what kind of rights do you have when dealing with a police officer? Do you have to show them your ID? Do they have the right to search your car? Your backpack? Can they come in your house? When can you request a lawyer and refuse to talk?

In my law class today we watched a video promoted by the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)
When we started it, I was thinking "Great another corny video narrated by some old guy who wants you to not break the law..." holy shit was I wrong. This grey haired man was basically telling you how to get away with being pulled over for speeding with your buddy high as fuck in the backseat with a bag of weed in your backpack. It was awesome.

This was in a 50 minute long class today, the video runs about 40+ minutes, we didn't start on time, but nobody even thought about moving until the video was done in class, and it ran 10 minutes passed the end of our class, AT LUNCH TIME.

It's that interesting. You will be locked in. Let it develop you will learn how to keep yourself safe from D-bag cops.

Enjoy the direct corny style! and props to the ACLU.
Flexing your rights!

p.s. really good timing with this video, The New Hampshirite is visiting next weekend and I'll probably need to know this stuff.