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

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Introduction

00:00 • 6min

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Do Officers Have a Legal Responsibilities to Argue Reasonable Suspicion?

05:36 • 5min

3

Is There a Legal Obligation to Ask Questions?

10:28 • 3min

4

Are You Free to Go?

13:28 • 2min

5

Can I Provide Personal Identification to a Police Officer?

15:28 • 4min

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Would Legislative Clarity Help in These Kind of Cases?

19:11 • 3min

7

What Is the Main Reason for Stopping McLean?

22:18 • 3min

8

The Police Culture and the Law of Detention and Arrest

25:03 • 3min

9

Are You Under Arrest?

28:25 • 3min

10

I've Never Been Abused by a Police Officer.

31:30 • 2min

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Police Officers Are in a Lot of Danger

33:02 • 2min

12

Is Every Traffic Stop Automatically at Attention?

35:29 • 2min

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Is Consent to a Search a Good Idea?

37:42 • 2min

14

When Can an Officer Pull You Out of Your Car?

39:43 • 3min

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

42:20 • 3min

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How Do I File a Complaint?

44:57 • 2min

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Do You Ever Give Out Referrals to Attorneys?

46:57 • 2min

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When Can You Record Audio or Video the Police?

49:26 • 2min

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Is the ACLU of Colorado Having a Mobile Justice App?

50:58 • 2min

20

Don't Talk to the Police Without Legal Representation

53:25 • 2min

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Criminal Justice Reform in Colorado

55:21 • 5min

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Criminal Justice Reform?

59:59 • 2min

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Is There Still Bail Reform in Colorado?

01:01:51 • 2min

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What Happened to the George Floyd Protest in Denver?

01:04:09 • 2min

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The ACLU and the Colorado ACLU

01:05:56 • 2min