LAWYER: When Cops Say 'Step Out of the Car'—Say THIS Before Complying скачать в хорошем качестве

LAWYER: When Cops Say 'Step Out of the Car'—Say THIS Before Complying

When a cop tells you to “step out of the vehicle,” what you say before you move matters more than anything that happens afterward. Most drivers make the same mistake: they open the door immediately, silently, and without clarification. On body cam, that silence looks like consent. And once it looks voluntary, your legal leverage disappears. In this video, I break down: Why officers use soft language instead of direct commands The legal difference between a request and a lawful order The exact phrases that document compelled compliance, not cooperation How to protect yourself from automatic pat-downs and vehicle searches What to say out loud so the record works in your favor later This isn’t about arguing with police or refusing lawful orders. It’s about creating a clear record while staying calm, compliant, and protected. If you drive, you need to know this sequence—because once you step out, you can’t rewind the footage. ⚠️ This video is educational only and not legal advice. Laws vary by state. For advice on a real case, consult a licensed attorney.