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After a crash, don’t rush to say, “I’m fine.”
Adrenaline can hide injuries, and some injuries don’t appear until hours, days, or even weeks later. Be honest about how you feel, seek medical attention, and don’t make statements an insurance company could later use to argue you were never injured.
Save yourself from yourself.
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After a crash, don’t rush to say, “I’m fine.” Adrenaline can hide injuries, and some injuries don’t appear until hours, days, or even weeks later. Be honest about how you feel, seek medical attention, and don’t make statements an insurance company could lat...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawIf you try to lock your car and an officer prevents you, don’t argue or physically resist. Step aside, stay calm, and clearly say, “I do not consent to searches.” Preserve the issue and let your attorney address it later. Save yourself from yourself. 🔒🚗🤫...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawIn many situations, yes. Recording officers performing their duties in public is generally protected, as long as you don’t interfere with their work or violate other applicable laws. If it’s safe to do so, recording can help preserve what happened. Save you...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawThe script isn’t magic. It can’t guarantee what happens during a traffic stop. What it can do is help keep the situation from getting worse by preventing you from volunteering evidence, consenting to searches, or talking yourself into charges. Save yourself...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawJust watching isn’t always the defense people think it is. If you’re blocking streets, encouraging drivers, filming for promotion, helping organize, or refusing to leave, you could still be caught up in enforcement. Keep walking. Don’t become part of the cr...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawIn California, if you’re 21 or older, roadside field sobriety tests are generally voluntary. If you’re under 21, different rules apply. After an arrest, California’s implied consent law applies to the required chemical test. Google your state because the ru...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawSome people tell us they received a warning after using the script. But that’s not its purpose. The script is designed to help preserve your Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth so your attorney can use them later in a criminal defense case or civil action if needed. S...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawYou’ve been pulled over. You hand over your license, insurance, and registration. Then comes the important part: “Why’d you pull me over?” “I’m not discussing my day.” “Am I being detained or am I free to go?” “I invoke the Fifth. I want my lawyer.” Then st...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawFace ID and fingerprint unlock are convenient, but they can create issues if someone tries to access your phone during an encounter. A strong passcode provides different legal considerations than biometric unlocking. If asked to search your phone, don’t con...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawCooperation means pulling over, presenting your license, insurance, and registration, getting out when asked, and following physical commands like putting your hands behind your back or standing on the curb. Answering investigative questions is not cooperat...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at LawIf your vehicle doesn’t have a trunk, use a smell-proof, lockable bag and place it as far away from the driver as you can. Never consent to a search, don’t discuss your day, and don’t volunteer information. Save yourself from yourself. 👜🚗🔒🤫📋 #PotBrothe...
Open this video on Pot Brothers at Law“Nothing to hide” and “nothing to prove” are two different things. The Fourth wasn’t written only for people with something to hide. It exists to protect everyone from unreasonable government intrusion. Nothing to hide? Use your Fourth anyway. Save yourself...
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