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3 Words That STOP Police From Asking You Any More Questions (Legal)

Most drivers accidentally give police permission to search their car. All it takes is one nervous “uh… sure.” In this video, you’ll learn: • The exact three-word phrase that protects your rights • How to legally refuse a vehicle search • What to say if police try to extend a traffic stop • The Supreme Court cases that back you up • The biggest mistakes drivers make in the first 15 seconds If an officer asks to search your vehicle, you must clearly say: “I do not consent.” That single sentence protects your Fourth Amendment rights and forces police to rely on probable cause or a warrant. We break down the real legal foundation behind these protections, including: Rodriguez v. United States Terry v. Ohio Florida v. Bostick Brendlin v. California Salinas v. Texas These cases confirm: You can refuse consent to searches You can remain silent during questioning Police cannot extend a traffic stop without reasonable suspicion This video is educational and based on constitutional law. Not legal advice. #TrafficStop #DoNotConsent #KnowYourRights #FourthAmendment #PoliceSearch #RefuseSearch #ConstitutionalRights