Law Student ARRESTED | Then Quickly RELEASED!

1. What's your grade for the supervisor?
   Details/Links: https://thecivilrightslawyer.com/2024/03/25/law-student-arrested-then-quickly-released/

2. Bro's Law professor must be the proudest mf at uni.

3. I'm not asking for a blood test. I'm just asking for your ID. You know the thing that tells me who you are. DNA and ID aren't even the same number of letters.

4. Has anyone given any thought to the fact that these “anonymous” phone calls could actually be, being made by the law student himself, just to prove his own points? This doesn’t pass the sniff test for me, I would be looking into those phone calls myself.

5. Anytime a law enforcement officer presents one the opportunity to "play games" or "do this the hard way", one should seize this opportunity because, "We choose to… do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard; because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one we intend to win, and the others, too."

6. Why didn’t the cop simply call the owner of the junkyard to find out if the suspect was telling the truth? You know, conduct an investigation. So simple, it proves the cop wanted to make something out of nothing. 🤬

7. I really love your channel and how you teach the ins and outs of the law. God bless your work.

8. Is the kid calling the cops on himself? Both situations of the cops being called sound fishy.

9. Power tripping. I hope there's a lawsuit

10. I don't disagree that he had a right to refuse but in this situation he really should've provided the info and avoided the situation because the cop was calm and just trying to verify the situation. I completely agree with his refusal in the situation with the cops at his dorm, that situation could've gone different if he didn't know his rights. I just think he should use better judgement about when it makes sense to dig in and make an issue about something. The dorm situation was appropriate, but using this play in the second situation was dumb regardless of the out come.

11. stop calling "unlawful arrest" it is armed kidnapping of a possible united states citizen.

12. As a retired police lieutenant I’m shocked that it took so long for Supervisor Dumbshit to realize this kid got reason to sue everyone in the room over what was just admitted on all their bodycams. All those deputies combined don’t have the total IQ points of this kid. Stupid stuff like this makes me proud of my 29 years of no ethics complaints.

13. But he never apologized and that's what he wanted an apology. He just started to lie. 🤯🤣

14. He's supervisor says it was a mistake My question is how many times has he made this mistake over and over again but when they get a law student they realize they're in trouble. 🤨

15. This young man is going to be a GREAT Lawyer. Remember his name. 😂😂If you can get it.💜💙💚

16. Violating his rights is not being respectful at all.

17. Go figure law enforcement doesn't know the law. Why is that not a suprise?

18. Why do they think we can't back talk them or disrespect them. Like they are out parents or something.

19. Wow he really needs his daily crack fix.

20. He’s lied multiple times and that’s not ever going to look good in future court cases for him. Some people just don’t know how to tell the truth and they shouldn’t be allowed to carry a badge. This has to stop. I’m sick of watching videos of Americans being treated like trash and abused. Cops are never held accountable because our just us system is so badly broken.

21. NMSU doesn't have a law school but it sounds like their criminal justice course are well taught. I'm not sure a person should call themselves a law student in undergrad studying criminal justice. That's usually what law enforcement studies if they want to advance their careers.

22. They think because of his accent he’s some south of the border dullard. Surprise.

23. The LEO lacks humility. He failed to ask, "What if I am wrong?" This is a common failing among LEOs. Additionally, they fail to grasp the risk/benefit significance and COST to the community. THINK BEFORE YOU ACT!

24. Officer Butthurt needs to go back to high school civics class and learn the 4th Amendment again!

25. Domestic enemies of the Constitution strike again. 4th Amendment violation.

26. It's sad that the police don't know or understand the law or the law that he sworn to take an oath to

27. I love the I'm asking u then it turns into an immediate failure to show id even tho they didnt demand it. Guess asking is also a demand. But isnt if they want to spin it that way too

28. More tyrants, sick of it.

29. Sorry cop, ignorance of the law is not an excuse. You cop violated his rights, unlawful imprisonment, assault.

30. The locksmith has to see proof that it's his car before he makes a key for him. How does that stupid cop not know that? He wouldn't be trying to make him a key. Also, why do they all think we should just give up our rights just because they say it will make things easier? Selfish and dumb.

31. Want to make it right supervisor okay here's what you can do arrest him right now for assault false arrest and deprivation of civil rights right now right in front of me and we'll be square if not see yall in court

32. Only a fool fights over principle.

    Was the kid within his right? Yes.

    However, he got arrested, his car towed, stuck in a cell for hours and they found out his name and date of birth. Then they dropped the case so he had no recourse.

    Was that a smart decision not to just give the cop his name and be on his way? I'd argue, No.

33. The people don’t have to contribute to the cop’s investigation.
    13:02 arrest him and find out who he is in the lawsuit; duh. Violate his civil rights. Nobody doubt the preferential treatment you give your friends “you know”.
    26:44 You lost your Qualified Immunity

34. To think they are going to arrest each officer from each person calling and complaining about the tyranny would be satisfying if each officer was arrested for defamation of rights under color of law.

35. If this goes to a Gary trial each jury ought to have the chance to be put in handcuffs so they know exactly what the duration of being in handcuffs does to a person. Ask the jury to volume to go through torture.
    To get a understanding the importance to be trained properly to do their duty to this country.

36. I..Hope..Cop here.. learned his lesson and know the laws.. I hope the student here go through with this lawsuit.. I'm proud of the student here standing up for his rights..💯💯💯💯💯👊

37. Law school tuition just got paid.

38. When hired, lying and talking over people while copsplaining must be the first(and last) things they ever learn. Cop lied during unlawful arrest, then lied again when asked if he had lied. Supervisor lied as well. Imagine the lies they have told in court.

39. So who locks up the the police when they commit unlawful acts, no one is above the law! Right!

40. wow……my comment taken down because your want only people who support your ideology of coach policemen

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