Your constitutional rights during police encounters — explained in plain English. Interactive scenarios, word-for-word phrases, and state-specific guidance. Built for real situations, not law school.
Most people don't know what they can and can't be asked to do. That gap costs people their rights every day. KeepThemHonest fixes that before you need it.
License and registration — yes. Consent to search your car? That's a different conversation entirely. Know what you can say and what happens when you do.
Most CommonYou don't have to open the door without a warrant. You don't have to answer questions. You don't waive your rights by being polite. Here's exactly what to say.
Often MisunderstoodRiley v. California (2014) changed everything. Your phone has constitutional protection. Know when you can record, what to say, and what to do if they ask for your device.
Post-Riley Rights12 constitutional rights, explained in plain English. Federal baseline that applies in every state — Miranda, 4th Amendment protections, the right to refuse consent, all of it.
Step-by-step interactive walkthroughs for real situations. Each step shows what's happening, what the law says, and what to do — safety first, always.
Word-for-word phrases that are legally grounded and practically safe. One-tap copy. Know when silence protects you and when speaking up matters.
No legal jargon. No angry manifestos. Just the practical information that makes a real difference when it counts.
The 12 constitutional rights that apply in every U.S. state — from the right to remain silent to protections against unreasonable search. The foundation everything else is built on.
Browse Rights →California has additional protections beyond the federal baseline. Our CA-specific walkthroughs show you what changes state-by-state — more states coming soon.
California Rights →16 step-by-step walkthroughs covering the situations you're most likely to face. Each step is guided, with safety reminders and legal context baked in.
See Scenarios →11 Supreme Court decisions — Miranda, Terry, Carpenter, Riley and more — that define what law enforcement can and can't do. Explained without a law degree.
Case Law →Each walkthrough puts you through a real scenario step by step. You'll know exactly what's happening, what the law says, and what to say — before you ever need it.
License, registration, and your rights — what you must provide, what you can refuse, and how to stay safe through all of it.
You're not required to open the door. Learn what to ask for, what to say, and what changes if they have a warrant.
Consent to a search is never required. Know the exact phrase that exercises your rights — and what happens if you say it.
You have the right to record in public. Understand what protects you, what to say if challenged, and how to protect your footage.
These aren't suggestions. They're legally grounded, field-tested phrases that exercise your rights clearly — while keeping the interaction as calm as possible.
11 Supreme Court rulings, explained plainly. These are the cases law enforcement operates under — you should know them too.
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The best time to learn your rights is before an encounter happens. Five minutes now could make an enormous difference later.