January 8, 2026
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51:55Now PlayingTonight on Legal Lowdown, criminal defense attorney Calvin Johnson breaks down the Minneapolis shooting that’s making national headlines and the serious legal ramifications now facing ICE and federal authorities.
We dig into the constitutional rights of everyday Americans—what you are legally required to do during traffic stops, questioning, detentions, and encounters with law enforcement, and where the line is often crossed or misunderstood.
🔎 Topics Covered:
• What the law actually says about the Minneapolis shooting
• ICE’s potential legal exposure and federal accountability
• Your rights during traffic stops and police encounters
• What police can and cannot legally ask you to do
• When to speak, when to stay silent, and when to ask for a lawyer
This is a must-watch legal breakdown for anyone concerned about civil liberties, law enforcement power, and constitutional rights in America.
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