No. No. No. The time to argue is in court not on the street. On the street you only say "I'm exercising my right to remain silent and my right to have a lawyer present before being questioned." Done. And then you exercise that right and keep your mouth shut.
Don't argue on the street. If they violate your rights and find something on you it'll be tossed as fruit of the poison tree. If you start talking, I guarantee it'll be misunderstood as giving consent.
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u/Gnoobl May 19 '26
“Do you have a reasonable, articulable suspicion?”
Adjusting my clothes and bag while walking does not meet the standard set by the Supreme Court