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Know Your Rights: Recording Police Interactions
In this video, witness a police officer repeatedly requesting a woman to deactivate her dash cam and allow a car search. Recording in public spaces is your right, especially in one-party consent states like North Carolina. Understand your rights. The lady in this scenario has every right to continue recording and can simply refuse a vehicle search by stating, "I do not consent." Legal complexities surround car searches, so seek legal advice if needed.
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In Pain? Call Shane!
(980) 999-9999
ShaneSmithLaw.com
For more information order our free book!
https://www.shanesmithlaw.com/freebook
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By Shane SmithIn this video, witness a police officer repeatedly requesting a woman to deactivate her dash cam and allow a car search. Recording in public spaces is your right, especially in one-party consent states like North Carolina. Understand your rights. The lady in this scenario has every right to continue recording and can simply refuse a vehicle search by stating, "I do not consent." Legal complexities surround car searches, so seek legal advice if needed.
In Pain? Call Shane!
(980) 999-9999
ShaneSmithLaw.com
For more information order our free book!
https://www.shanesmithlaw.com/freebook
In Pain? Call Shane!
(980) 999-9999
ShaneSmithLaw.com
For more information order our free book!
https://www.shanesmithlaw.com/freebook