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Do you have to speak to police without being arrested

Just because a police officer approaches you doesn't mean you have to answer their questions. In this video, criminal defense attorney Frank Walker explains your legal rights when dealing with police — especially if you haven’t been arrested.

Many people believe they’re required to talk just because an officer asks, but in reality, you are under no obligation to speak to law enforcement if you are not under arrest. Frank breaks down the difference between being detained, being arrested, and simply being approached.

He explains when you're legally allowed to walk away, how to respond respectfully while still protecting your rights, and why saying the wrong thing — even casually — can come back to hurt you later. Officers are trained to gather information, and anything you say can still be used against you even if you haven’t been charged.

Knowing when and how to remain silent is one of the most powerful tools you have. This video gives you the confidence to handle police contact the right way, whether it's during a traffic stop, on the street, or in a casual conversation. Don’t guess your way through it — get the facts. Subscribe to Frank Walker Law for straight, no-nonsense legal advice that keeps you informed and protected.





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