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This article is from the Lawful Arrest/Search/Seizure FAQ, by Ahimsa Dhamapada ahimsa@mu.clarityconnect.net with numerous contributions by others.
No. A right is a right granted to you by at birth. You can
not waive, forfeit, relinquish, sign-away, or otherwise
lose a right. Only a tyrant or a thief would try to
convince you of something different.
Continue to:
legal, lawful arrest, police, probable cause, warrant, constitution, rights, fourth amendment, false arrest, wrongful arrest, detainment, internment, profiling
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