Self in Society Podcast

Mark Silverstein on Your Rights when Interacting with Police: Self in Society #16

Jul 16, 2020

01:07:50

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Police Officers Are in a Lot of Danger

02:26

The Police Culture and the Law of Detention and Arrest

03:22

Criminal Justice Reform in Colorado

04:38

Introduction

6min

Do Officers Have a Legal Responsibilities to Argue Reasonable Suspicion?

5min

Is There a Legal Obligation to Ask Questions?

3min

Are You Free to Go?

2min

Can I Provide Personal Identification to a Police Officer?

4min

Would Legislative Clarity Help in These Kind of Cases?

3min

What Is the Main Reason for Stopping McLean?

3min

The Police Culture and the Law of Detention and Arrest

3min

Are You Under Arrest?

3min

10.

I've Never Been Abused by a Police Officer.

2min

11.

Police Officers Are in a Lot of Danger

2min

12.

Is Every Traffic Stop Automatically at Attention?

2min

13.

Is Consent to a Search a Good Idea?

2min

14.

When Can an Officer Pull You Out of Your Car?

3min

15.

When Can You Ask for an Officer's Business Card in Colorado?

3min

16.

How Do I File a Complaint?

2min

17.

Do You Ever Give Out Referrals to Attorneys?

2min

18.

When Can You Record Audio or Video the Police?

2min

19.

Is the ACLU of Colorado Having a Mobile Justice App?

2min

20.

Don't Talk to the Police Without Legal Representation

2min

21.

Criminal Justice Reform in Colorado

5min

22.

Criminal Justice Reform?

2min

23.

Is There Still Bail Reform in Colorado?

2min

24.

What Happened to the George Floyd Protest in Denver?

2min

25.

The ACLU and the Colorado ACLU

2min

Mark Silverstein, Legal Director of the ACLU of Colorado, discusses your rights when interacting with police, troubling police actions during protests, and Colorado police reforms.

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