"Know The REAL Dangers You Face!
 You Can Be Innocent and Go to Jail or WORSE...
You Can Be Convicted of a Crime
YOU DID NOT COMMIT!"

Am I right about you and your feelings of fear right now?

And I'm sure you've felt these same terrible feelings of fear when an Officer of the Law pulled you over... It happens to all of us... we all feel that terrible fear... fear that can make us get in deeper trouble by saying or doing the wrong thing... than we started with.

And guess what? What if the Officer is having a REALLY BAD DAY?

"What if You Say The Wrong Thing...?"

And let me ask you a another question...

What if the officer really IS having a really bad day... and you rub him or her the wrong way... and you say the wrong thing... because you are scared and upset from being pulled over... can you go to jail over a speeding ticket?

Yes, you definitely CAN.

And like I said, you can go to jail because of:

• Mistaken identity - (they think you are someone else)

• Being in the wrong place at the wrong time (bad timing)

• Or guilt by association (wrong friends, wrong place)

• Even saying the wrong thing to the Police (they use what you say against you and believe me, they will!)

And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

You can go to jail and it can happen to you... If you don't know how to protect your right to freedom and know how to assert your legal rights when a bad situation goes from bad to much worse...and ends in a trip to jail.

Just so you know...

"If you think you can plead the fifth and be OK..."

"Sorry... but you are dead WRONG!"

"In fact..."

As you continue reading... did you know that over 1/3 of Americans are wrong and don't know the first thing about protecting themselves and the rights their freedom gives?

"Over 1/3 of Americans Are Totally WRONG About Their Rights!"

Don't take your freedom for granted, because...

It can be taken away from you in a moment!

Please read this message very carefully. It will be the most important information you read all year.

Allow me please, to me make a prediction?

Let's pretend the worse thing happened...

You said the wrong thing! And made the Officer doubt you and your answers to the questions. You don't know it but you just incriminated yourself.

He asked you to step out of the car, and he told you to turn around... And you had the cuffs slapped on you and now you are on your way down to be put in jail.

Right now you may be really worried that you may need to know your rights right now, and it is too late! You do not know how to protect yourself.

Do you know how to protect yourself if this would happen to you? If you do not, and say the wrong thing, you could be convicted of a crime... and even incriminate yourself during questioning.

You probably remember, ... there is something called "The Miranda Warning."

Do you know what to do if you ever hear these words?

"Would You Know the Right Thing To Do?"

What if this happens to you:

• You are stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer or Agency
• You are questioned and the Officer is trying to get information out of you
• You are asked if you resist the search of your vehicle, or possessions
• You are not sure of your rights since they are not detaining you
• You are detained and are told you are not free to go
• You are handcuffed and taken to jail

Should you talk to the Officer and answer his or her questions or not?

Aside from this being a really scary problem, one thing's for sure...

You do the wrong thing, say the wrong thing or even try to clear up a misunderstanding about something you said... And you can be innocent and be convicted of a crime by what you SAY!

Before we go any further, I want to set something straight.

"Cops Lie, Police Officers Lie and
Law Enforcement Agencies Lie!"

Cops lie, Police Officers Lie
and Law Enforcement Agencies lie.

It's true because...

Their job is to get the information out of you any way they can. They will lie to try to make you admit to wrong doing. And Did you know that a law enforcement officer might even lie about what someone that was with you, said? Yes, they would.

Why? In order to get you to incriminate yourself and admit to a small part you had in the crime.

It happens very day to innocent people just like you.

As you keep skimming through this article, you're beginning to think... you should know your rights and the proper way to protect yourself. Right now, you would not know the right thing to do... and that makes you afraid. You need to know what to do, if you are ever asked to provide information and are asked questions from a law enforcement officer... just to be on the safe side and protect yourself.

"Do You Know What Waive Your Rights... Means?"

Bottom line is you need to know what to do when questioned. If you decide to waive your rights, do you know what that means and what could happen if you say the wrong thing?

But first a warning:

Again, let's put you in this situation, and let's suppose... you agree to answer their questions... But what happens if they heard you wrong and you try to clear up the misunderstanding? Can this information that was misunderstood be used against you?

Here's the bad news... You bet!

The police have no qualms about using ANYTHING YOU SAY AGAINST YOU.

That is really ironic. You are trying to clear up something that you said which you know was not understood correctly and now you are in deeper trouble than before!

"Can you get in deeper trouble by complying?"

Law Enforcement Officers and Agencies have a primary goal to find out if you are a possible suspect, that is all they need to do... to take you in and put you in jail.

But, that's only half the story...

You can incriminate yourself to other crimes and not know it too.

Can this be true? Yes, you can think you are clearing your name in one crime and you are at the same time implicating yourself in another. The police are always trying to find out the truth... they have the means to make you talk and admit things...

What this means is you need help understanding what can really happen to you if you are questioned, detained and not free to go, or are worse yet... put in handcuffs and hauled off to jail.

Can you really afford not to know?

"Do you know what Plead the 5th means?"

Earlier on we were talking about pleading the 5th amendment...

Do you know what that really means?

It means more than not incriminating yourself... much more.

Frankly, if I was not sure of my rights and protecting my freedom, in the above scenarios, I would want to know more about how to protect myself.

If you're like everyone else... if you ever got hauled in to jail... You'd say "Oh, I'd just call my lawyer."

Here's the scary part:

• You may already have said the wrong thing
• You may have already built a case against yourself
• You may have innocently given the police just what they need to convict you!

Here's the real kicker:

You can't undo it either. If you said things that the police recorded and you signed the statement... then your goose is cooked.

I can't stress this enough...

You can do yourself more damage than you realize talking to the police unless you...

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It all comes down to this...

Remember where we started? You were pulled over for a speeding ticket... Imagine you are sitting in your car and you feel like the situation is getting out of hand and the officer is getting dead serious about questioning you and you may not be the one they are looking for... but for now they think you are the bad guy and they are going to take you in.

Listen, I'm not kidding around!

Make no mistake. This could easily happen to you, your wife, your teen or even your parents and friends. Good people have really bad things happen to them. And it is NOT their fault!

Now, let this all sink in for a moment...

Here's the bad part: (while you are being stuffed into the back of the police car)

• Remember... You may already have said the wrong thing
• Remember... You may have already built a case against yourself
• Remember... You may have innocently given the police just what they need to convict you!

You need to know how you can you protect yourself if the police!

"Trouble is, ...

"Most people think cooperating with the police
is the right thing to do and then...
they get themselves in deeper trouble..."

So hang on while I explain...

Think about it... You want to help the police, after all you're not a criminal... but you don't want to get yourself into trouble without reason... and don't forget it could happen to you tomorrow...

So you need to take steps to ensure you KNOW how to react if stopped by the police for ANY reason

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As you flip it open you will discover...

45 Innocent Circumstances Where The Law Can Pin You Down...Like a Deer In A Car's Headlights...UNLESS You Know How to Protect Your Freedom!"

• Do you need to identify yourself if an Law Enforcement Officer asks you your name while you are minding your own business walking down the street?
   
• Do you have to provide a verifiable identification?
   

• For identification, what is an acceptable identification document?
   

• What if you have no Identification with you?
   
• Do you have to cooperate and answer an Officer's questions?
   
• What if the Officer wants to search you?
   
• Do you allow a search?
   
• Do you know the different kinds of searches?
   
• Do you know what is allowed in a search and what is not?
   
• What do you do if the Officer goes and searches you intimately?
   
• Can you refuse a search? If so, what will happen if you do?
   
• What is the difference from being not free to go and being detained?
   
• Do you know the right thing to say if they try to search you without consent?
   
• Do you know the right thing to say if they ask you questions while detaining you?
   
• Do you know the right thing to say if they place you under arrest?
   
• What is the most important thing to do if you are pulled over?
   
• If you are in your car do you know your rights in regards to a search of your car and it's contents?
   
• What should you NOT do if you are pulled over?
   
• Do you know what to do when an officer requests documents you do not have?
   
• Do you know the difference between probably cause and evidence of a crime?
   
• Can an Officer question occupants of your car separately away from you and other people in the car?
   
• Is it a good idea to set the record straight if you feel that there is an error in what the Officer hears or writes down?
   
• If you are unclear or nervous about what you remember should you answer the Officer's questions or not?
   
• Can you ask the Officer to come back later?
   
• Should you sign anything that you said?
   
• Can or will an Officer distort your statements?
   
• Can a distorted statement be corrected?
   
• If an Officer does not get you to talk and answer questions, can you be arrested for loitering?
   
• Does an Officer always have to read me my Miranda Rights before questioning me? Why or why not?
   
• Can an Officer search my home or business without my permission?
   

• What is the best thing to do if an Officer persists with a search and you refuse?
   

• Does a search warrant mean that you have to answer questions?
   
• If you lie to an Officer is it a crime if they do not have a search warrant?
   
• When should you call your attorney?
   
• What should you do if you are served a grand jury subpoena?
   
• What if police, FBI or DHS (Department of Home Land Security or ICE Agents contact you to ask you questions, do you have to answer them?)
   
• What does the fact that the 5th prevents you to be compelled to be a witness against yourself mean?
   
• What does due process of law mean?
   

• What do you do if you are taken in for questioning?

• Do you have to consent to a lie detector test? Why or Why not?

• Does the Promise of leniency by law enforcement hold up in court if an Officer promised leniency if you talk?

• Should you talk to an Officer that questions you without your attorney present, even if the Officer tells you that this will help you?

• Should you sign any statements from questions you were asked?

• Does your attorney need to see a statement before you sign it?

• Do you have to answer any questions at all even if your attorney is present? Or not?

Still not convinced?

The more and more you read this article you remember the feeling of fear and anxiety you have had about being questioned by the police...

Let me cut right to the chase.

"If you don't know the right answers to the questions above you could go to jail!"

If you don't know the right answers to the 45 questions listed above you could get yourself in deep trouble with the law if you say or do the wrong thing.

Remember -- Your Freedom is at stake - one wrong word can take your freedom away from you! Take this information seriously... Your personal freedom and Constitutional Rights depend on it!

It's a jungle out there . . .

Innocent people are put in jail and wrongly convicted every day.

Don't be the one that wished they knew what to do when the Police are knocking on their door. Get help now!

"I hope you are not wishing you had this vital information when you are sitting in jail!"

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