Know Your Rights
Category : Education
Reviews (16)
I love the speaking feature where you do not have to say anything it does it for you
If you are an illegal immigrant you have no rights, as you are ''ILLEGAL'', WHICH MEANS YOU HAVE BROKEN THE LAW. Our constitution applies to citizens of the United States of America. So again, if you are in the United States illegally this phone app does you zero good.
I been toe to toe with the authorities and civil rights won't stop bullets.
In obeying the law not breaking it In today's world law is not exempt Knowing my rights I can teach others of the rights they have that protect them exeptional and true
Best app ever
Everybody should have this app
Thanks for the INFORMATION
I think it's very practical and it's what people need to have in their cell phones...to defend themselves against abusive officials..
I think it's great for people that can't fully express themselves in the English language. It is even more so difficult if under the stress of being searched by an officer. This is great!
It's helpful for those who need this app the most
It's great!
Informative.
Easy to use and provides peace of mind during these chaotic times.
Doesn't let everyone know about US Federal laws about entering US illegally. Stop trying to push that it's ok to break laws & then claim to be victim of law enforcement. I think everyone that's pushing for an open border should have to donate 8 hours to spend on the border with Border Control agencies and see why it's a must to strengthen borders. Murderers, rapists, gun runners, and human smuggling happens each and every day on border. Sanctuary cities protect these criminals & promote the abuses of innocent people trying to cross safely. They are the victims. Media used to actually tell us truth about the dangers but now deep state dems cover it up.
Excellent thanks
Not a bad concept but unfortunately some of the information is inaccurate, and very incomplete. For example, you only have the right to have an attorney appointed to you if it's a criminal matter (being present in the US illegally, sans criminal history, pending charges, or prior removals is a civil violation), also you don't have the right to speak with an attorney IMMEDIATELY. In a reasonable amount of time, yes, but that may not be right away (for example, if you're pulled over on a highway, it would be impractical). Also, the 5th amendment protects you from self incrimination only, not from having to answer ANY question. Similarly, if you're arrested and being processed, you can be asked biographical questions even if you invoke your right to an attorney. Last thing I'll mention is people really need to understand there is a very real legal difference from being detained and arrested. Do stupid stuff and you'll turn a brief detention into an arrest.