1st in the United States.

We had a way.

Uh-huh.

You trying to get a H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

Did a video yesterday regarding Ohio v Robinette, United States v. Watson and Schlingclot versus

Bustamante.

Three important U.S. Supreme Court cases and it's good to know because what we're seeing is people who are having a

misunderstanding of what they need to do to gain lawful consent.

The first thing I want to tell you is this. I want to make sure that I

communicate this in a way that is really at the highest level in regard to respect to everybody else who's an instructor in this field.

We have no interest ever in slinging mud towards other people.

It's not the way we do things. We don't like what it's done to us, so we don't do it like that, right?

And I implore you to take that position in anything that you do, talking bad or trying to even remotely come off in a wrong way is a

horrible way to go about doing things.

So let's go over this thing.

So often I will see people performing consent procedures

on motor vehicle stops that are not required.

Support for you to find out if your state requires it.

So I'm going to read Ohio Robinette to start.

We're going to talk what that means.

And what some states have said, not many, not a foreign majority, but a very few

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