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Do you know your rights?
There is a quiz to test your knowledge of your rights(US).
1) The Patriot Act increases police power during traffic stops. 2) Undercover officers must admit they’re police when asked. 3) During a traffic stop, police may automatically perform a weapons pat-down. 4) Fourth Amendment protections still apply if you’re a minor. 5) Officers have to read you your rights when you're arrested, or you can’t be charged. 6) Refusing a search gives police a legal basis to detain you. 7) Drug checkpoints are unconstitutional. 8) You can be arrested for refusing to identify yourself to a police officer. Just 8 questions, take the quiz and see how you do. |
I did pretty well, though we are well on our way to living in a police state.
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(missed the link, originally)
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Actually, the answer it correct.
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I got that wrong according to them, but I dispute it.
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7/8
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Interesting.
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Quote:
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You got 8 out of 8 questions correct.
Perfect Score! Very impressive. We feel sorry for any officer who tries to violate your rights. :driving::cop::jig: |
Then we disagree on #4.
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What is your issue with minors owning property?
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i got 8 out of 8 but i acutally had to look up what the 4th amendment was again.
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also the "refusing a search automatically gives police the right to detain you" one is kinda bs cuz once you refuse they call in the k-9 and then they make the dog "indicate" that it has detected "something" and then they search you. i swear to God that happens EVERY SINGLE TIME.
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6/8
"missed" #7 and #8. xoB, I agree with you on how some of the questions are phrased to highlight a point rather than glide you to an easy right answer. Having said that, I'm unsurprised you were "wrong" about #4 given your recent remarks in the Sanctuary thread. Having a right and being able to exercise a right are two related but different things. |
let me be the first flunky to admitt.....
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