ICPPUL > Police > Ignorant

Many security guards and police are ignorant of the law and especially the spirit of the law:
(most of these are lower ranking officers)

IF YOUR GOING TO UPHOLD IT, YOU HAVE TO LEARN IT!

 

• detention  (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (you’re acting “strange”) (suspicious- racism)
  “We got a call”  (2 Canada).  (3 misinterpret  **)
• identification (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (passenger) (2). (rely entirely on ID without investigation and misread)
• the difference between a primary and secondary charge (identification, obstruction, resisting arrest)
• freedom of speech (protest) (2)  (solicitation) ( bodycam original) (education)
• public photography threatens authority (2) (3) (4)
  (5) | government offices (2) (3) (4) | court house (2) (3)
• easement WIN (2)
• public vs private property (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) | policy vs law (2)
• disorderly conduct (2) (violence)
• trespassing (2) (3) (4) (5)
• interfering (physical) (2)   / hindering
• obstruction (2) (3) (4) (5)
• 5th amendment is obstruction  |  5th amendment and filming police is suspicious
• hearsay: they detain/arrest upon a complaint, without having first investigated and observed that a crime was actually being committed. (2)
• HIPPA
• Civil Asset Forfeiture: DEA can seize passenger bags irrespective of safety concerns, without probable cause, separate from the person
• resisting arrest  (2)
• resisting without violence (id)  (You need to provide ID and say your name for my safety and your safety)
• unlawful arrest at home without arrest warrant
• the limits of their authority (2)
• unreliable narrators of events
• what is a lawful order?
• Willful Blindness of the law:  They refuse to read and comprehend the law:  misconstrue “no photography” (in courtroom) as anywhere in the building
• willful ignorance:  Authoritarianism: I don’t care about your rights
• bench warrant does authorize search of home (on “obstruction” charge)
• southern sheriff argues that the Federal Constitution does not supersede Arkansas law or constitution
• Court OKs Barring High IQs for Cops

 

Philip Turner successfully sued and established caselaw that the public may record the police in Texas (Turner vs Driver) .

(This is an earlier case that funded the Turner vs Driver case.)

 

Police Refuse to Read 38.04 Law: Cite Failure to ID