and of course if passenger won't ID cops feel that is reasonable suspesion
@AZPoliceLawyer3 жыл бұрын
@joe the video at 2:55 makes it clear that if a passenger refuses to provide an id, that refusal, alone, is not enough to qualify as reasonable suspicion.
@tylenedepyper28212 жыл бұрын
In the state of MICHIGAN if pulled over by Michigan State Police does the passenger have to talk or show any kind of I.D. if asked by officer?
@AZPoliceLawyer2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching - I'm not licensed in Michigan, so I can't offer legal advice on Michigan procedures or state law.
@sprawlingman8277 Жыл бұрын
Things police should know. Don't shoot unarmed civilians!! Don't break into people's homes!! Stop stealing cash from citizens.
@jerryallman3 жыл бұрын
Delaware v prouse clearly states a officer cannot restrict once freedom of movement without probable cause of a crime. People v Battle traffic infractions are not crimes. In order for a crime to exist there must be a injured or damaged victim.
@AZPoliceLawyer3 жыл бұрын
Delaware v Prouse is a case from 1979 where the Supreme Court held that a traffic stop made without any traffic or equipment violations, and with no other evidence of a crime, was not legal. Traffic stops for traffic violations, equipment violations, or where articulable reasonable suspicion of other criminal activities have been repeatedly upheld by the Supreme Court. Once a lawful traffic stop has occurred, drivers and passengers must comply with lawful orders of the police officer making the stop - including orders to exit the vehicle.