In this video, legal expert Albert Quirantes discusses the constitutional rules that police must follow when stopping, searching, or arresting individuals in Florida. He explains that officers need reasonable suspicion of criminal activity or probable cause of a traffic infraction to stop you. Once stopped, the officer must develop probable cause to search or arrest you. The best practice is to exercise your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent and your Sixth Amendment right to an attorney. Albert advises viewers to ask for an attorney and not volunteer information. Keep his number handy for legal assistance.
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The police have to follow the rules of the United States and Florida Constitution
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to stop you search you or arrest you in the state an officer must have reasonable suspicion that criminal activity
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is a foot or probable cause than a traffic infraction was committed in order to stop you once the officer speaks to you
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the officer must develop probable cause that you have committed a crime in order to search you or arrest
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you the best practice is exercise your right to remain silent under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution
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and exercise your Sixth Amendment right to an attorney ask for an attorney
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don't volunteer information keep our number handy
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14 окт 2024
