looking for info? (MI)

[JDG99]

I am looking for information regarding traffic stops, meaning things that people can be cited for.
personal rites, meaning what are my rites as an indvidual in the state of MI.(not sure if individual rites differ between states or the same across the board)
how to deal with someone who is under the influence, meaning how to calm the situation down. pretty much general information when it comes to LE and being an individual and what exactly are my rites.



thanks J

[acreature]

I am looking for information regarding traffic stops, meaning things that people can be cited for.
personal rites, meaning what are my rites as an indvidual in the state of MI.(not sure if individual rites differ between states or the same across the board)
how to deal with someone who is under the influence, meaning how to calm the situation down. pretty much general information when it comes to LE and being an individual and what exactly are my rites.



thanks J

Your RIGHTS, are covered by the Constitution. Your rights do not differ from state to state ;)

[JDG99]

im disappointed in you DC usually you have such words of wisdom. as your reply does make sense its not exactly what i was lookin for.....

J

[michiganstud]

I think that pretty much sums it up.

[txinvestigator1]

I am looking for information regarding traffic stops, meaning things that people can be cited for.
thanks J

In Texas Click here and scroll down to Title 7.

Rites are

1. The prescribed or customary form for conducting a religious or other solemn ceremony: the rite of baptism.
2. A ceremonial act or series of acts: fertility rites.
3. Rite The liturgy or practice of a branch of the Christian church.

If you mean rights, you will need to be more specific.

[michiganstud]

im disappointed in you DC usually you have such words of wisdom. as your reply does make sense its not exactly what i was lookin for.....

J

I thought it was a great answer based on the question given.

What are you looking for? On a traffic stop you don't talk, answer questions when the officer asks them, give the officer the documentation he needs and then sit there like a ***** while he lays some ink.

[JDG99]

ok fair enough....lets try this. things that a LEO can cite someone for. i saw a thread about numerous citations in the general discuccion section, and it got me thinkn about alll of the different infractions that one can receive. thats what i am lookin for with that, and i actually stated that in my first post. pretty much a list of things that someone can be cited for upon a traffic stop


TX-thats exactly what i am lookin for...just for MI

J

[michiganstud]

ok fair enough....lets try this. things that a LEO can cite someone for. i saw a thread about numerous citations in the general discuccion section, and it got me thinkn about alll of the different infractions that one can receive. thats what i am lookin for with that, and i actually stated that in my first post. pretty much a list of things that someone can be cited for upon a traffic stop


TX-thats exactly what i am lookin for...just for MI

J

Anything against the law?

[JDG99]

how to deal with someone who is under the influence, meaning how to calm the situation down.

with this part I am looking for a "how-to" take a situation and calm it down. is there a ten-step process for example when it comes to calming situations or handling influenced individuals that i can read over/review?


J

[JDG99]

Anything against the law?

riiight..but what is against the law? is there a list of things to reference to?

1)tinted windows
2)obstruction of view
3)cracked windshield
4)broken tailight
5)etc....

[scott715us]

You have the right to comply with all instructions of a Law Enforcement Officer.
If you give up that right, then you have a right to take a ride in a police car as part of a no-expense-paid transit through the criminal justice system.

You have the right to be respectful towards police officers at all times. Should you give up that right, then you have the right to a stick to the head, a spray to the face, or a bite to a limb should a K-9 be available.

You have the right to accept all tickets gracefully,and you have a right to apologize to the officer for taking up his time and forcing him to respond to your inappropriate behavior with said tickets.

Finally, you have the right to support your local police by paying your taxes and electing pro-police legislators.

Do you understand these rights as I've explained them to you?

LMFAO Definitely points for that one :D

[scott715us]

JD, your question still is too broad, but I'll try and answer,

just a few to name on my traffic tickets:

speeding
careless driving
unlawful use of license plate
driving unregistered vehicle
registration certificate not in vehicle
no proof of insurance
expired registration
reckless driving
driver's license not on person
ran stop sign
red light violation
obedience to law enforcement
traffic lane restriction
high beams/dazzling light
seat belt violation

The list can go on and on as far as traffic cites are concerned. Your DUI question: To keep the situation calm, I will still treat the offender with respect (or like an adult) even while cuffing them. Most folks will be apologetic, calm, or just cry when arrested. Their emotions will usually be pretty strong because of the intoxication. Now with that said, some people get irate no matter what you do because they are drunk. I calm them down by giving them a warm glass of shut the hell up with a side cup of OC and a asp awareness class. Hope this helps ;)

[txinvestigator1]

TX-thats exactly what i am lookin for...just for MI

J

I was giving you an example, and trying to help you learn to help yourself.

I simply googled "Texas Motor Vehicle Laws" and hand the link in less than 2 minutes.

[JDG99]

TX- i did just that and found what i was looking for. I tried using google b4 but i wasnt asking the question correctly. thanks for the heads up!



J

[GoDirectly2Jail]

Virginia Motor Vehicle Law