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Know Your Rights Live
An open session on what the Constitution protects during a stop, a search or an arrest — with moderated questions from the audience.
Availability
The recording of this session is being prepared for on-demand playback. The chapters and written record below are already complete.
Relative, not to the minute — a session runs as long as the questions do.
Opening
What the Constitution guarantees
A short briefing on the Chapter IV rights engaged in an encounter with law enforcement.
Main session
Stops, searches and arrest
Each situation taken in turn, with what the law protects and what it does not.
Questions
Moderated audience questions
Questions are read out and answered in general terms. No individual case is advised on.
Close
Where to go next
The written guides, and the routes to a lawyer or to legal aid.
What the session will and will not answer.
Questions are moderated
Questions are submitted in writing and read by a moderator. They are answered as general legal education — the session cannot advise on anyone's individual case, and personal details should not be sent in.
Free and open. No registration is required to watch; a reminder can be set from this page once accounts arrive.
The recording becomes an on-demand page at this same address when the session ends, with chapters and a written record of what was covered.
Where each part of the recording begins.
The written record is being prepared
A section-by-section written record is compiled after an item is published, and appears here when it is complete.
Presenter
Law Awareness TV — rights desk
The desk behind the platform's Your Rights guides.
Moderator
Law Awareness TV — production
Reads and orders audience questions during the session.
Contributors are credited by the editorial desk responsible for the item. Individual presenters and guests are named here once an item has been recorded and the credit confirmed — the platform does not attribute legal expertise to anyone it has not verified.