> Many of us know what rights we have when we encounter law enforcement, "Law enforcement" is also trained to encourage you not to assert those rights. Most p

> Many of us know what rights we have when we encounter law enforcement, "Law enforcement" is also trained to encourage you not to assert those rights. Most people don't deal well with being shouted at by a guy with a gun, so police are trained to get angry and shout-y right away. How long would you spend reasoning about your rights when faced with an angry guy with a gun, with no witnesses around?