> teaches us that sometimes knowing one’s rights and speaking out with confidence delivers truth to abusive power One thing I worry in this kind of situation i

> teaches us that sometimes knowing one’s rights and speaking out with confidence delivers truth to abusive power One thing I worry in this kind of situation is that you think you know your right, but you are wrong, either because the laws changed since the last time you've studied them, because there is some precedent, or simply because there are lots of fine details. One lawyer made an interesting point: you need to clarify if the law enforcer "wants" as opposed to "demands/orders", and that you should always comply with orders.