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3:47Now PlayingGoing to a Protest? Watch This First (Legal Safety Guide)
In this video, career public defender Eliza Orlins shares essential legal tips for protesting that could protect your rights and safety before, during, and after a protest. Hosted by Hawk, this breakdown covers what law enforcement doesn’t want you to know—especially when it comes to your phone, transportation, clothing, and what to say (or not say) if arrested.
Hawk spotlights Eliza’s advice on using a burner phone, disabling biometric access, and never talking to police without a lawyer present. The guide also includes practical steps like writing down the National Lawyers Guild number on your arm, not posting photos with protestors’ faces, and using encrypted apps like Signal to communicate securely.
This is a critical video for anyone exercising their First Amendment rights. Whether you're a seasoned activist or attending your first protest, knowing your rights can make the difference between staying safe and putting yourself—or others—in danger.
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