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"Am I being detained? Am I free to go?" Those are your two key questions. These guys aren't advising you to be a jerk, but you should know what your rights ar
by icey 18y ago
"Am I being detained? Am I free to go?"
Those are your two key questions.
These guys aren't advising you to be a jerk, but you should know what your rights are and how they apply to you.
- bprater 18y agoBingo. Don't forget the word 'detained'. Cops can either detain or arrest you. Normally, they will tell you when you are being detained. Being detained means they may put you in cuffs for their own safety while they try to understand the situation. (Let's say you are involved in a domestic squabble.) You are temporarily under the state's custody but you aren't being charged with anything. You know what being arrested means. You don't want that.