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Old 01-18-2007, 10:09 PM   #1
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What should one do when asked for permission to search your vehicle?

The magic words...say them with me...

"I do not give consent to the search of this vehicle or any of the contents of this vehicle. Am I free to go?"

If the officer believes he has probable cause to believe unlawful activity is occurring, he can search your car on the spot, without your consent.

Commonly, officers will say something along the lines of "I'm going to need to search your car." Don't say "OK", which can be interpreted as consent. Another favorite is "Do you mind if I search your vehicle?" Both "yes" and "no" can be interpreted as consent. Say something along the lines of "I do not consent to the search of this vehicle. Are you searching this vehicle without my consent?"

Don't attempt to physically interfere with the search of the vehicle. They can bring out the dogs without your consent. Keep an eye on the clock. Most departments don't have a K-9 unit on 24 hour standby and will just come back after having you sit for 20 minutes and suggest that "we can hurry things along if you just let me search right now?" Just repeat the "I do not consent to the search of this vehicle. What time will the dogs arrive?"



This post is for amusement purposes only and does not contitute legal advice, and certainly not sound legal advice. Readers of this posting should consult with an attorney of their own jurisdiction before transporting contraband or dealing with law enforcement personnel. Reading this post does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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Old 01-18-2007, 10:15 PM   #2
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The magic words...say them with me...

"I do not give consent to the search of this vehicle or any of the contents of this vehicle. Am I free to go?"

If the officer believes he has probable cause to believe unlawful activity is occurring, he can search your car on the spot, without your consent.

Commonly, officers will say something along the lines of "I'm going to need to search your car." Don't say "OK", which can be interpreted as consent. Another favorite is "Do you mind if I search your vehicle?" Both "yes" and "no" can be interpreted as consent. Say something along the lines of "I do not consent to the search of this vehicle. Are you searching this vehicle without my consent?"

Don't attempt to physically interfere with the search of the vehicle. They can bring out the dogs without your consent. Keep an eye on the clock. Most departments don't have a K-9 unit on 24 hour standby and will just come back after having you sit for 20 minutes and suggest that "we can hurry things along if you just let me search right now?" Just repeat the "I do not consent to the search of this vehicle. What time will the dogs arrive?"



This post is for amusement purposes only and does not contitute legal advice, and certainly not sound legal advice. Readers of this posting should consult with an attorney of their own jurisdiction before transporting contraband or dealing with law enforcement personnel. Reading this post does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Very good. Are you obligated to wait for the dog to show up? How long can they hold you waiting for the dog?
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Old 01-18-2007, 10:16 PM   #3
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I opened this thread thinking Skip wanted a Michael Jordan bust.
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