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[@dizzydinonysius]

Crazy that you just posted this. I'm in Canada and overheard some RCMP talking about the app at another table last night. They were talking about cellular signal jammers and other ways to work around the "problem" as they seen it.

[@Thinker2-truth]

It's not that cops don't necessarily know the Law. The issue is you are talking about Constitutional Law (Law of the Land). Cops are trained to enforce Contract / Admiralty Law (Law of the Sea), The Law of the BAR, Vatican, Bankers, Antichrist (Lucifer). The God of the Sea includes; Poseidon (Greek) / Neptune (Roman) / Dagon (Sumerian) / Lucifer (Latin). This is why they wear Antichrist badges.

[@LongIslandAudit]

@@dizzydinonysiusInsane!

[@TwoHemiViewer]

Get this Attorney Shield happening in Australia.

[@Thinker2-truth]

Do you know why cops want your ID? - I KNOW WHY!

[@jimmy_kirk]

You wanna make the app even more handy? Have a fake "stop recording" button that only pretends to stop recording when police seize your phone and attempt to stop the recording.

[@skipondowntheroad5833]

You sir, are a genius.

[@ClarityDetermination]

Perfect

[@tjgordon2920]

You have to enter a pin I believe to stop recording.

[@Dan-yk6sy]

@@tjgordon2920 Yeah, it asks for the pin when you hit stop recording, so them hitting the button and getting confused will all be caught.

[@shannap.lawnerd125]

💯🎯💪🏽⚖️

[@Game_mods_]

They don’t know about 3802 because it doesn’t benefit them.

[@dishonoredundead]

Yeah, it's a chicken or the egg type scenario. At some point, a good portion of them knew the code, and just ignored it, so they could commit crimes. And then those criminal cops, trained the future generation of cops, and we will likely never know if they are the lying kind, or the ignorant kind. Most I assume are a combination of both, but for the sake of my own sanity I've adopted their policy. Ignorance of the law, is no excuse.

[@ryanholzinger534]

Oh they know about it but choose to play stupid and never admit it on camera.

[@reflect.]

They know about it. They’re lying it.

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

@@ryanholzinger534 Remember that cops have very little education. You're giving them too much credit lmao

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

It isn't in their interests to ADMIT they know anything. Remember, they have immunity for ignorance of the law. If they say they know and understand 38.02, then their qualified immunity and any criminal defense for their actions go out the window. In short, they're lying out their asses when they say they don't know or understand.

[@Jobosh1989]

They get so angry when they don’t get their way. They’re like first graders with badges.

[@belair54]

No terrible 2's!

[@xXGuerrillasXx]

They are truly like 3rd graders fighting over a juice box

[@juliana.x0x0]

I have a 1st grader and mine knows better, and would never act that way!

[@NeverSayNever-rt9jv]

Like the auditors. They get angry when they don’t get their way. They’re like first graders just with adult bodies.

[@TRC19999]

I can see them trying to get attorneyshield taken down soon. “Threatened my officersafety!!”

[@Boa_Omega]

cell phone jammers in. cruisers next step.

[@carma459]

Wouldn't that be an amendment violation. You have the right to an attorney, if they block that right wouldn't that be criminal???🤔

[@ryanholzinger534]

They play off of people's ignorance, they don't want them informed and knowing our rights. That's why they say we're wrong when we're right then question where you went to law school and acting like they did.

[@ciscof4041]

@@carma459 Have you not learned that "officer safety" trumps ALL.

[@JoshthePizzaman]

​@@Boa_Omegaalready exists......

[@jdsstegman]

I wish we could use ignorance of the law as our excuses.

[@nickybeingnicky]

Amnesty through ignorance promotes incompetence as a standard.

[@gregroutley731]

Good point!

[@walkingdeadman4208]

Yeah. We should have our friends investigate us too when we mess up.

[@davidsmith-uo7lj]

​@@walkingdeadman4208 we investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing 😊👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

[@jameslewis3846]

Love that you guys are keeping cops accountable and informing the public of how to handle police interactions. Appreciate it!

[@mini30coupe]

So many people argue the auditors. There are bad auditors. But I have learned so much.

[@underduress5761]

Being forthright and transparent about glitches and working to fix them asap is the best business practice

[@JoshthePizzaman]

Attorney Shield is a brilliant brainchild of you all. Sooo smart to provide a service that is well needed, and beautifully executed!! ACCOUNTABILITY FOR ALL!!

[@oxyfee6486]

It is great, but for those who can’t afford it then try “Dave Chappelle Shield “ it works wonders, all ya do is STFU!!!!😂

[@NeverSayNever-rt9jv]

It’s not their product actually. Somebody else made it and designed it.

[@ChrundleTGreat]

It’s astonishing how little police are educated on the ACTUAL law! This should be the pinacle of police reform. Academies should be at least two years and should include curriculum on civil rights, state law and mediations/negotiations and mental health interventions. The US is far behind the rest of the world when it comes to education and training for police.

[@wadestanton]

How about you quit camouflaging corruption with lack of education. Stop it.

[@jasonshults368]

The police are doing exactly the job they are trained, hired, supervised, and paid to do. Exactly the job. It is you who are mistaken about what their job is.

[@josebrown5961]

Yes what you say is very good. They even used to be somewhat like that. A recruit to the police academy used to have to have some education in criminal justice. They used to teach them the basics of law so that they hit the streets knowing that and in their early days learn the deeper lessons on the job. When 9/11 happened it all changed. They started teaching cops more about how to apprehend people than what the peoples rights are. Oh and a good recruit just needed to follow orders. That silly education had no place in policing. Remember the police have no duty to citizens safety but a hard wired duty for officers safety.

[@AaronAlso]

It is called willfull ignorance, biblically it is the only sin that is unforgivable.

[@belair54]

They have QI and don't give a G.D.

[@user-ke6oh3ov2w]

When the cops say that their printer went down, there's just a tactic. They use to prolong the stop. It is a lie.

[@ncboi82]

What's the purpose of prolonging the stop?

[@user-ke6oh3ov2w]

@@ncboi82 Watch more cop videos your definitely figure it out. I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but they do what all the time, the try to get the person out of the vehicle, search the vehicle and step on everybody's rights.

[@deannanace8935]

Great advert for Attorney Shield because it was not planned, not recorded as an advertisement. Real life in action with Attorney Shield. 🙂👍

[@Dan-yk6sy]

Props for showing the video even with the recording issues.

[@underduress5761]

They're incentivized to use coercive tactics to get that ID. It equates to money

[@BuckleUpPansies]

Once the fine tuning is done on the AS app, this will become a REAL GAME CHANGER. The ability for the police state to violate a citizen's rights and extort funds from them will be hampered SUBSTATIALLY, and that wil be a VERY GOOD THING.

[@spensero92]

LOL

[@clown134]

for those who can afford it anyway

[@ytmndan]

​@@clown134Its $9/month. That's less than a single streaming subscription.

[@RshadowA]

I love this channel and i totally believe that this is a public service. Keep up the great work, Mr Lackluster. You are a true hero.

[@Jennaweeks61]

I agree 💯 😊

[@Anthony-Bluhm]

Just a reminder, it takes less time to become a Road Pirate than to become a barber.

[@joshua_forrest]

Thank you Lackluster, you are the gold standard when it comes to transparency/constitutional rights content. The only reason a cop would hate lawyers is if they're abusing their power, so it goes without saying that all cops really do hate lawyers, it's worth getting the app just to annoy the tyrants and support our cause.

[@crazlove8280]

NO WORRIES. BUGS ARE IN EVERY APP. #FIXED

[@reflect.]

At this point isn’t it more likely that cops know what the law is and break it anyway because they won’t be held accountable for their crimes?

[@janemiettinen5176]

Why even learn the laws, if you’re going to do what you want anyway? And the span of time they learn the constitution in academy, few days. Tactics and use of force they learn for weeks. I wonder if it should be the other way around..

[@JimMcnevin]

TRUE !!

[@ClarityDetermination]

Yes

[@MrDhalli6500]

Fun fact, they also can't pat you down for a weapon unless they can articulate why the officer thinks or believes you have a weapon. They can't just say for "officer safety" that's illegal. If the cops pull you from a car and instantly starts patting you down that's illegal, he has to say why he thinks you have a weapon on you. It's just that the police have normalized it to the point we just accept it and that needs to stop.

[@dizzydinonysius]

Crazy that you just posted this. I'm in Canada and overheard some RCMP talking about the app at another table last night. They were talking about cellular signal jammers and other ways to work around the "problem" as they seen it.

[@roberteagle1192]

Oh shit

[@natelevy1040]

It's actually a felony to interfere with cell signals sanctioned by the FCC.

[@utubepunk]

Oh wow. Jammers are illegal in the US & Canada, right? If you can show one being used, like you & your passenger had a good signal before the stop but not during & then again after, that would be explosive in court as it shows conspiracy to violate our rights.

[@pineapplegirl8078]

Talk about a rights violation!

[@robinelliott-ni2eh]

I would've thought that's illegal in Canada... it is here in England. Signal jammers are very illegal here as they can block emergency calls..

[@charlesburris6314]

I suspect auditors would get the most value from it but having the peace of mind when the lights come on is absolutely worth the $8 per month. It's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. For that pocket change, get it now.

[@James-vn8zb]

I don't think it would be that great for auditors in terms of having issues during an audit, but it is good for all the extra police attention that auditors tend to receive. (Nit-picky pullovers for things that police wouldn't usually stop a person for)

[@Dr.Grafenberg]

Dirty cops hate lawyers

[@giosuegenovese313]

Research CHEVRON DOCTRINE REVISED.. COP OUT OF BUSINESS

[@StateFarmGaming]

They hate all people

[@arinerm1331]

Dirty cops? But, you repeat yourself...

[@JimMcnevin]

AND CAMERAS !!!

[@Dr.Grafenberg]

It doesn't mean lawyers are good

[@JohnB3363]

I would LOVE to see more update videos on previously released videos

[@LackLusterMedia]

I do them when I can. Often litigation takes years, and sometimes the outcomes are "gagged".

[@JohnB3363]

@@LackLusterMedia yeah I know. It sucks but we always appreciate it. Does attorney shield also work for encounters besides traffic stops?

[@James-vn8zb]

​@@JohnB3363I don't see why it would be any different, functionally, on a terry stop, knock & talk, or any other police encounter vs a traffic stop.

[@shannap.lawnerd125]

@@LackLusterMediaStill appreciate everything you’ve done for increasing accountability for & awareness of the incredible amount of corruption/misconduct/ignorance of so many of Our public servants!! You proved to me YEARS ago that you ABSOLUTELY put your money where your mouth is (& I absolutely acknowledge the cliche- but it’s TRUE) & have done so much for so many. Keep being amazing, DH, every day. 😉💪🏽⚖️💋🤓

[@ANunes06]

Absolutely the correct fix. Put the recording on the cloud (if you can), but also allow the person to save the interaction as the terminate the call. It's super common in remote tech service to be able to do this with those sessions from either side for legal reasons, but it just makes sense here. It is VERY hard to re-initiate a cloud storage connection that has been lost and equally as hard to connect two disparate sessions together without demanding a bunch of info before starting the call which isn't practical here. You COULD use the ticketing system to detect a person on an un-ticketed call and log a ticket automatically to that source phone number and use some pretty basic analysis to combine these dropped calls together somehow. That juice might not be worth the squeeze until you're fully scaled up though.

[@peteypete24a]

I noticed with attorney shield the cop did not smell weed or want to search your car. I’d say that’s a win.

[@shanalouise]

I love that you show how you are learning and correcting glitches. Accountability is key, and transparency from customer service is essential. People are willing to offer more understanding when you are upfront and don’t try to blow smoke up their a$$

[@jaytheexplorer9016]

Problem is, the state of being "under arrest" exists only in the mind of the cop. They don't have to tell you. Maybe you're arrested, maybe you're detained, maybe it's a consensual encounter. Impossible to know.

[@jasonshults368]

That's certainly one of a plethora of problems.

[@coolraul07]

That's why you ASK them. And if they refuse to answer or give non-committal responses like, "Just hang out for a minute, OK?", you respond with, "If you don't tell me that I'm either detained or under arrest, then I'm free to go. Bye..." 90% chance they'll respond immediately with a definitive "You're detained/under arrest!" (assuming that there's an active recording and/or witnesses present).

[@JillXJill]

"Damn skippy, I will!" made me laugh out loud so hard, I cried!

[@janemiettinen5176]

Same. Im just the right amount of sleepy too, everything is hilarious to me.

[@fasillimerick7394]

_"Pennsylvania v. Mimms_ get out of the vehicle now!". "38.02? Never heard of it".

[@terrenceodonnell6347]

That's different though, you still have to ID on a traffic stop 38.02 doesn't apply on a stop.

[@fasillimerick7394]

@terrenceodonnell6347 Hi there, I'm Fasil. You're right, but I was making a generalization. Police are taught "tactical communication", and they have a selective memory of case law, and state statutes depending on how it suits there immediate goals. If there is a law that lets them do what they want, they can can recall it easily. But if there is a law that would bar them from doing something that would benefit them in the moment, it slips their mind, and they know qualified immunity would save them if it becomes an issue later. Perhaps there is some overlap, though. A passenger can ordered out of a stopped vehicle, but unless there is a crime specific to that passenger (seatbelt, littering, and such) 38.02 would still protect them. I think.

[@utubepunk]

​@@terrenceodonnell6347Yup, but that wasn't the point.

[@undercoveragent9889]

@@terrenceodonnell6347 WHOOSH!

[@shannap.lawnerd125]

😂🎯💯😆🤷🏻‍♀️⚖️😉💪🏽

[@missyann7588]

After seeing how that cop was intimidated by an attorney, it makes me think of how many of them ask people “where did you get your law degree”…and I am still waiting on the day someone asks them “where did you get YOUR law degree? And 6 weeks in the police academy doesn’t count”. Now people can just say “why don’t you ask my attorney where they got their law degree…he/she are currently looking at you” and show them their phone.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

They understand the basic laws, but their egos prevent them from using common sense. Third brake light being out? lol wow

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

It wasn’t all that long ago that everybody only had two brake lights and a third brake light was a novel thing. It just seems pretty funny that people can get ticketed now for not having three lights working.

[@arthurhouston3]

Lackluster there is no such thing as a stop and ID state. Demanding ID with NO crime is a violation of the 4th amendment. No Crime No ID.

[@zillsburyy1]

yes even in a stop and ID state u dont have to provide ID when no law is broken

[@-suphur]

Yes, it states it straight out that a crime is required, even in a supposed "stop and ID" state. It's a BS term to try and confuse people. More than one person has argued with me about it until I link the actual statute.

[@LackLusterMedia]

There is, but a "Stop and ID State" merely means there is a "Stoo and ID Statute." Those statutes still require RAS for ID. In states without a "Stop and ID Statute," the same rules apply, but you would be charged with "resist, obstruct, delay" instead of "refusing to identify." I was of the first channels to dispel the misconception, but did I even mention "Stop and ID states" in this?

[@floppyblanket2587]

Did you think lackluster didn't know this? 😂😅

[@dishonoredundead]

@@floppyblanket2587 Some people just like arguing semantics. It's an odd pastime, but it's usually consensual. They both know they are wasting their time arguing something they both already agree on. As long as they are inexplicably having fun.

[@JohnB3363]

I know more about 38.02 than I do the law in my own state

[@MatthewHensley8304]

lmfao... you know they do know that law they just claim ignorance of it and you all believe it.

[@Boa_Omega]

I know it and am Canasian and have not been stateside since I was in my teens What is their excuse?

[@clown134]

so do they. now itd be a good idea to learn more about the law in your own state

[@JohnB3363]

@@clown134 no, those cops DIDN’T know about 38.02 bootlicker. You probably have a bootlicker sticker on your car don’t you 🤡

[@JohnB3363]

@@clown134 I know more about it than they do

[@sportfanatic5339]

There should be a specific field of study for police officers that requires them to study law and earn an Associate’s. You can’t be enforcing the law and have absolutely no idea what you’re doing/enforcing.

[@oxyfee6486]

Where’s the money in that? Their ignorance is exactly what they are hired for, Revenue, period!

[@baileykeller288]

In most states, it takes more training to be a barber than a cop.

[@utubepunk]

​@@baileykeller288This is exactly the case in Texas. Don't believe the hype about Texas. Governor Abbott LOVES dirty cops.

[@zillsburyy1]

I can imagine even more people that would get attorney shield if it was $5 a month

[@LackLusterMedia]

It's about 8$ right now. We're trying to drive it down by end of year.

[@Bryan-hf7ll]

8$ is worth every month copare to dump applications that cost more that we don’t even use and don’t get benefits at least with attorney shield if we don’t use it it’s there for when we do need it

[@bull614]

​@LackLusterMedia hey thanks for that but make sure you don't hurt yourself doing that. You are making one heck of a product and I love how you own up to its glitches. Getting it out there is important but please don't fall into the trap of "oh well, we can patch it later." Thanks for all your hard work

[@biohazardlnfS]

​@bull614 That's kinda how App development works it an on going addition of feature and abilities. I hope the price stays decent but not artificially to low that you can't keep capital up. This is probably one of the most needed apps in existence

[@bull614]

@@biohazardlnfS I agree. What I am referring to is the trend a lot of software companies are taking. What I mean is they know the product isn't complete or has faults and still push them out. Then they don't fix the problem but add a new feature that kinda masks it or takes your attention away from the problem. I am not bashing them in any way. Quite the opposite actually. That is why I voiced my fears. We really need this app and I want to see it succeed.

[@thebatinthehat1984]

I'd love to see a blackout function. Where the phone shows a black screen to make cops think its not recording. Also, background recording would be excellent the camera remaining initialized and recording, while not inside of the app.

[@iczar5]

Just use your voice memos app on your phone. It’ll record the whole conversation without you having the phone in your hand

[@utubepunk]

​@@iczar5That's just audio though, right? If audio is all you have you really have to be on your game & narrate your stop.

[@dustinwomack2813]

I'm glad there are people out there like LackLuster and Long Island Audit looking out for the citizens when we are clearly outgunned by the police that have no training of laws. Thank you both for turning the tables!!

[@user-qn7ff4gf4v]

Lackluster & longIslandAudit TRUE AMERICAN HEROS!!! I humbly thank you guys.

[@user-rr6zc6dy1o]

Galveston Island Transparency, Galveston, Texas. Only on 13: Galveston police officer on leave after video shows him punching teen same police department too.

[@Donttalkbacktoome]

They are all gonna learn with Attorney Shield

[@oxyfee6486]

I have “Dave Chappelle Shield” I just STFU! It’s worked wonderfully for years.😂

[@Donttalkbacktoome]

@@oxyfee6486 nice, but its only a matter of when not if.

[@Donttalkbacktoome]

@@oxyfee6486 nice, but its only a matter of when not if.

[@utubepunk]

​@@oxyfee6486I've seen plenty of videos where that doesn't work. That shouldn't be the case but since when do dirty cops care about the law. With AS, the odds are back in your favor.

[@ryanholzinger534]

Most states you only need 2 working taillights, even when there's 3 taillights.

[@roberteagle1192]

Another one is a headlight out in the day time. Who cares!!!

[@wpeniche]

Sadly in texas the code of federal regulations requires all 3 lights to be operational if they are on the vehicle

[@ryanholzinger534]

@@wpeniche that sucks, states do that so they can collect more revenue and have another reason to pull us over.

[@johnjames4567]

@@wpeniche NOWHERE in the texas transportation code does it state that at all.....

[@user-ds5lf3he3x]

​​@@wpenicheThat is ABSURD. Most older cars don't even come with 3, so I see no point in the middle light 😂

[@yellowtexasrose]

Loved seeing Galveston Transparency and Harvey Freebird highlighted! They are awesome and this Texan appreciates their work in our state. Glad to hear that Attorney Shield got that needed update so quickly

[@ericmild4050]

Love being a founding member of Attorney Shield. I signed up the first moment it was available to me. I don't have trouble with the police, but I know others do. I really believe in the product...and the videos I've seen have just confirmed my beliefs. Mistakes happen...as long as you learn and grow....proud of you you guys!

[@madmike8325]

With any new product there will be obstacles and blunders to iron out. It's how you as a person or company choose to react to those obstacles and blunders that define the worth of your product! Attorney Shield has in my opinion handled this blunder better that Amy consumers could ask for

[@jeyweb4236]

It's a process that has a few bugs to work out. Better sooner than later!

[@smokert5555]

This would appear to be the end of the axiom "You can't legislate it on the side of the road.". With instant access to a lawyer, it always trumps a cop who hasn't studied the law their entire career.

[@rondeezy_thepancakeslayer1242]

I mean, the cops will still do whatever they want, they just might be a little hesitant before doing so, maybe.

[@smokert5555]

@@rondeezy_thepancakeslayer1242 If they ignore the lawyer on the side of the road, it will be that much juicier in court. And the cops know it.

[@michaelbrown9215]

Love that you honestly investigated yourselves and made a resolution for wrongdoing!

[@texwebb]

Reasonable articulable is suspicion is "Respect my AUTHORITY! The courts say my ego is more important than your rights." I was watching a judge dismiss an obstruction case because she said "I do not find the officer credible." Then she turned her attention to the citizen and said "if you had just identified yourself, you would not have had be here." She was inferring it was the citizens fault the officer lied becuase he refused to identify himself.

[@wendyford2252]

There are always issues with new apps, they seem to have reacted very quickly to solve the issue and make it even better than it was meant to be.

[@FuzzyWCTX]

Asked my local sheriff's deputy. She didn't know that you have to be lawfully arrested to ID.

[@modolief]

Hey Lackluster: former software engineer here: I interviewed once (not all that long ago) at a company making a health care product. My last round of interviewing was with the CEO and he asked me if I'd like a demo of the product, I said "Sure." He tried to show it to me but it had a bug and didn't work. But I knew: This is a startup, there will be bugs. I took the job, was there for about three years, during which time the company increased 10X in size. I made a good bet then, and my spidey sense says you're on the right track.

[@CampingDestination635]

I can also say that attorneyshield's customer service is on point! I'm definitely pleased with that!

[@DavidDimes]

It’s a good day when lackluster uploads.

[@prophez23]

Attorney Shield is one of the best things to happen in a long time and I think everyone should have it.

[@tremas3329]

The transparency about the limitations of the app as well as what you plan to implement to work around/fix those limitations is incredible. I know of full time game/app developers that arent that transparent about their product and it is literally their full time job. Well done, truly an example more should follow!

[@rrussell9731]

Holding our government accountable makes for a better society. I don't see how anybody could be against that.

[@wannabemgtow2540]

Paying $8 to $6 a month is pretty good. Pretty soon, I'm going to be traveling a lot. That would be handy to have just in case some stupid situations happen. I might get stopped for something minor or an invisible tinted window or anything else they want to stop me for. Interesting. I might get into subscribing to that service; it's not that expensive and provides peace of mind in case I run into a really nasty, rude cop with a power trip. The only downfall I see is if you're in an area with no signal, then you're kind of screwed.

[@americangora1183]

"Damn Skippy I will" 😂🤣❤

[@floppyblanket2587]

That was funny 😂😅

[@XenotypalTV]

lack, don't let the shilling take over the channel. I love this channel too much for that! You're definitely the best channel in the community. but we appreciate your transparency and work in creating attorney shield. it really is a great and valuable product that was desperately needed.

[@utubepunk]

Y'all crazy. 1. It's his channel. 2. This app is a game changer, completely shifting the power dynamic back to the citizen. I want to see these dirty cops getting shut down. To say it's shilling like he's plugging Raid Shadow Legends or Raycons is ridiculous.

[@shushnik]

@@utubepunk "It's his channel." Irrelevant. Shilling is still shilling. "I like this app better than mobile phone games. I think it's extremely important." Also irrelevant. Shilling is still shilling.

[@utubepunk]

@@shushnik Your entitlement is palpable. It's not irrelevant. He can run his channel anyway he sees fit. You don't hate shilling, you hate capitalism. Which is fine, but whining about shilling in a capitalist society is pretty cringe. Do you make this complaint about everything online and when you touch grass? If so, you're pretty insufferable. Dude's gotta make money to eat & feed his family. Shame on him for not catering to your whims, eh?

[@shushnik]

@@utubepunk Entitlement? You're just all kinds of irrelevant. Do ideas just float around your head, untethered to reality, all the time?

[@utubepunk]

@@shushnik Obvious deflection is obvious, broseph. Do you inform everyone in a capitalist society to not shill when _you're_ around? Because you're acting like your entitled to not be shilled to. Here's the reality. You're entitled & if I was irrelevant, you wouldn't have replied twice. Congratulations. You played yourself.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Well done on fixing all bugs on a timely manner and obviously owning the errors and bettering all issues and the application 👌👌👌👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@xXGuerrillasXx]

I’m an amateur programmer, sounds like you’re putting in the work on your Attorney Shield app to make it untouchable evidence that cannot be used against you ! Keep up the great work and innovation

[@batman2099]

I wish 3802 was the standard in all 50 states 🤔🤔🤔

[@ateoate]

What would be the law if the government allowed signal blockers in the police vehicles so you couldn't make/receive calls or have Internet access?

[@daleallen7634]

@@ateoate: That would be an issue for the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), to address!!!!

[@dland4766]

It's a really great idea... the more people that get it, the less BS they'll get away with... we need all the help we can get going up against such a corrupt and broken "SYSTEM"

[@LongIslandAudit]

100%

[@johnlynchard9705]

I am a founding member of Attorney Shield. No, I've not had to use it as of this time. I am an ex Deputy, and know from experience the tyrannical actions of law enforcement when it comes to the average citizen. I also know many officers active locally. I can very much with absolute confidence state that Attorney Shield can leverage the playing field when it comes to not just traffic stops but any police interactions. Upon show it app every single officer acquaintance of mine, got a nervous look in their eye and tried to show interest. But I know these people. Each one showed concern and worry over the absolute power of having an attorney at peoples fingertips. If they will not train these public servants to honor their paths. Then they will find out that "We the People" absolutely means something. Thank you For your hard work and dedication to the people of America. I am proud to say Attorney Shield is a must in my arsenal of dealing with Tyranny.

[@deanjohnson8097]

I love what you do for every free American by exposing corruption in our government agencies. Every time I listen to your commentary I feel like I could listen to your explanation of how to properly wipe my back side with complete attention to your instructions without being distracted by anything. You have such a pleasant voice is what I am getting at but I thank you for the content and I thank you for your time. God bless you and your family sir. ❤❤

[@Matt-w8k]

Thank you for the update and information to these two people. I have followed them

[@ianbattles7290]

"Ignorance of the law is not an excuse"...unless you're a cop.

[@gs2460]

I commend you guys for your transparency. Its great that you guys practice what you preach! Thats huge in my eyes that you guys show the good and the bad.

[@philiperalta6153]

I’m here early thanks for all the work you do lack I hate how the system works and how cops take advantage of it you allow me to have hope

[@stantonroyce9377]

ATTORNEY SHIELD covers OFFICER INITIATED INTERACTIONS. Tail light traffic stop is an officer initiated interaction. Not an auditor initiated interaction.

[@arthurhouston3]

This is retaliation stop.

[@user-dh6bj2me5p]

Lol. When? We have no clue what you're thinking about. How should anyone know?

[@rondeezy_thepancakeslayer1242]

@@user-dh6bj2me5pbootlicker

[@blakesmith9039]

Thanks, Lack..enjoy watching your channel, bro.

[@joewojcik258]

So this is basically a 15 min commercial for attorney shield? Thank you.

[@bojow8102]

As awesome as Attorney Shield seems to be, I wonder how long before they make up some laws preventing it's use or legality.

[@coolraul07]

I'd expect that either FL or TX would lead that charge... My money's on FL.

[@utubepunk]

Another commenter said he overheard police talking about cell phone jammers.

[@bojow8102]

@@utubepunk Jammers are illegal for civilians to use but not law enforcement, I guess. This is yet another reason why everyone needs a dash cam. And why everyone needs to record every stop and interaction they see.

[@rrussell9731]

On social media, everyone is gabbing about the Alec Baldwin case, but 99% are missing the point: government corruption.

[@Sadiztik666Jeckel]

I LOVE attorney shield! I haven't had to use it yet but when the time comes I'm excited to know that I'll have an attorney at the push of a button. Thank you!

[@joeyrae6]

I think all auditors should have this app, it will help them when the police stop them in retalition for recording them and it will give more power to keep the police accountable. Definetly more evidence for the app user to use in court if needed. When is it going to be available in canada??

[@coolraul07]

LIA actually used it during a retaliatory stop recently. Cop wrote him FOUR tint tickets, one for each window! Did NOT use a tint meter, AND local law allows rear windows to be ANY tint level. I look forward to LIA giving them the business of this one! My personal hope is that he allows it to go to court and embarrasses the cop (assuming he shows up). Bonus point if he gets permission to record his case (doubtful).

[@ChrisCrond]

I'm glad Harvey spends his time engaging with cops and not regular people. He seems fun. And mistakes happen, they always will. It's how you handle them is what matters. That said, PLEASE BRING THIS APP TO CANADA!!!

[@yoyoyohihihidude]

LL transparency is strong. Sticking to your ethos is highly honorable

[@maxcorrigan496]

Dude, I can't afford it rn, but the minute I can I'm getting Attorney Sheild. I wanted it before, but you guys showing transparency, committing to the bug fix instantaneously, direct personal contact with the customer. This is the type of company I want to support. If you ever expand your IT department I'd be the first in line.

[@MathewWoodard]

Great lesson here. Own your mistakes, learn from them, and become better. You’ll gain trust and respect.

[@jrutman4441]

You're awesome lackluster! I truly appreciate everything you do

[@1371greer]

Thank you for making the Attorneyshield app! My son will be driving next year and he will be trained on how to use this app.

[@rozafrrozafr]

Tough for the cops to ask that bullshit question "where'd you go to law school?" When the man on the phone can actually make a university

[@tundra1017]

Thank you all for standing up and fighting for our rights 🙏 🙏🙏 stay humble stay safe everyone

[@justanotherguy8791]

there is no 20 minute law or ruling.

[@TacticalT]

US v Rodriguez says a traffic stop needs to be completed in a reasonable time, which is usually between 15 and 30 minutes without any other criminal activity.

[@joemalinak7410]

​@TacticalT "Authority for the seizure ends when tasks tied to the traffic infraction are, or reasonably, should be, completed." Extending the traffic stop beyond what the average time normally takes seems reasonable if the printer malfunctioned. Obviously extended within reason. Going from normally 15-30 minutes to 40-45 min because printer failed, I don't see as unreasonable so long the officer doesn't try expanding on the reasons the stop was initiated. If the officer did try and expand, the failed printer would be highly suspicious. Though I would also add that policy should be in place to document requests for and completion of repairs to back up such a claim of equipment failure.

[@juanitawheeler8211]

Love the transparency! Good or Bad you guys show it all…..wish our government was that transparent

[@lisagrafton2529]

I thought you needed two out of three tail lights working?? They should have given just a warning. The police will make a "policy" that driver's can't make any calls, especially to attorneys!

[@AmberHayes144]

Well, luckily the constitution overrides any policies or laws. And I think they mentioned in the video that the ticket got dropped. You’re right though as long as two out of three are working you’re good to go. And should just get a warning.

[@daleallen7634]

@@AmberHayes144 : Worst case SHOULD be that you'd get a "fix it ticket", which should be presentable to the court clerk after you've had the problem repaired for cancellation, with no monetary penalty applied.

[@donaldbarstow3545]

Thank you for adding the record feature to your app. I suggested it a few weeks ago and I’m glad you’re adding it.

[@Ragekolb]

Thank you for the transparency

[@joshuarnal]

That's crazy, bro. Congratulations🎉🎉🎉🎉 like honestly from the deepest. You know, parts of my heart. I've been watching this channel for I don't know how long now you know and for you to create an app from this experience that became the solution that's awesome.God bless 🎉 Man

[@MegaFakedude]

So what you're saying that Attorney Shield isn't perfect yet, but you have full transparency? Nice!

[@danielhurst8863]

No, the majority of the country does not have an identify requirement at a Terry Stop. Most States only require identification upon either an arrest, or issuance of a citation. In Texas, if you are being issued a citation, you have to identify, even if you are not being arrested, because a different section of code applies. In California, you don't have to identify until you are being booked.

[@ChuckWood]

I love the transparency you have with attorney shield, the issued with it, and how you will nove forward solving the issues.

[@ConstitutionalRepublic00]

'F' the Police and the Federal Corporation known as the United States.

[@James-vn8zb]

Sovereign citizen😂

[@thewarroom007]

@@James-vn8zb Nahh just being realistic at this point

[@James-vn8zb]

@thewarroom007 When anyone refers the U.S. as a federal corporation, they're outing themselves as a sovereign citizen.

[@ConstitutionalRepublic00]

@@James-vn8zb when someone says "Sovereign Citizen" they out themselves as uninformed Chattel. One cannot possibly be "Sovereign," a free man or woman, and a "Citizen," one who owes permanent allegiance to another. I owe allegiance to my Creator, who bestowed upon myself, and every other man/woman, with unalienable Rights. The Right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happines among them. And all men are created equal. If I'm not harming, stealing, or swindling others, I'm free to do as I please. You'd be too, if you actually took the time to read the actual Codes and Statutes, along with the definitions provided with them.

[@ConstitutionalRepublic00]

@@James-vn8zb oh, and a quick, is the United States a Federal Corporation? Am I wrong?

[@ricktaylor4real]

Sounds like some great new features came out of that one call… that is awesome to hear! 👍🏼☮️

[@SiriusMined]

In NJ, you only have to ID if you are getting a citation, being arrested, or stopped for a traffic offense, same as Texas.

[@jamesd4013]

Great video and kudos on the transparancy with the product. Well done