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You can do so politely rather than belligerently. Asking once or twice should be sufficient, if they don't answer but do not let you leave... clearly you are be
by hayd 5y ago
You can do so politely rather than belligerently.
Asking once or twice should be sufficient, if they don't answer but do not let you leave... clearly you are being detained.
- metalliqaz 5y agoit also helps to look like you can afford a lawyer
- NoImmatureAdHom 5y agoIndeed.
- NoImmatureAdHom 5y agoYeah, I think striking the difficult balance of firmly and clearly asserting your rights but also seeming to be a reasonable, sane person who's really on the cops' side--all in the heat of a stressful moment--is the key. "I appreciate your work officer, but I'm going to have to decline to consent to a search."?