No one can know how his fate will turn out. Even a simple walk through the night city under certain circumstances can turn into unpleasant consequences. One of the most undesirable events is the detention of you by law enforcement officials. Regardless of the circumstances and reasons for the detention, you should remember the rules of conduct in such a situation.
Instruction manual
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If law enforcement officers in uniform are holding you up, do not try to resist them or run away. You will probably be able to demonstrate your physical fitness, but the consequences can be deplorable themselves, right up to criminal liability. If employees are in civilian clothes, ask them to provide official IDs.
2
Since the detention is carried out, behave calmly and without emotion. You should not be rude, rude or loudly express your discontent. Try to remember the time of detention and the time you were taken to the police department. So you can find out how long your stay in the site lasted.
3
Demand that a representative of the internal affairs agency declare your status and the reason for the detention. Detention applies if you are suspected of having committed an administrative misconduct or criminal offense. The delivery of a citizen to a subdivision of an internal affairs body to establish an identity is not a detention. Upon the fact of detention, a protocol is drawn up, with which you must certainly be acquainted with the signature.
4
When familiarizing yourself with detention and delinquency protocols, make sure that the time and place of events are correctly entered. All lines and columns of the document must be filled in without gaps. If blank lines remain on the protocol or explanation sheet, put dashes there. Do you disagree with the protocol? Then indicate this by writing the words "I disagree with the protocol" before your signature. At your request, you are required to provide a copy of the protocol.
5
Demand that a defender be admitted to you. It can be not only a professional lawyer, but also any other person who understands the law and is ready to protect your interests. If lawyers appoint lawyers, check their documents and try to be attentive to the counsel's recommendations.
6
Remember that you have the right to inform your relatives about the fact of detention and your location. At your request, police officers must give you the opportunity to make a phone call.
