In the flexyourrights link, they advise you to say no if you’re asked to consent to a search of your car. Or rather, "“Officer, I know you’re just doing your job, but I don’t consent to searches.” This is a right of refusal protected by the Fourth Amendment. So, how in the world is Stop and Frisk legal?
Also, does anyone here know just how well that kind of polite refusal tends to go over with the various authorities who stop drivers and ask to search their cars?
