Being Stopped by Police (Public Space)

Scene 3 of 8: Why Police May Stop You

Important: NeuroJustice is a learning tool. It shares general communication tips and safety guidance to help you practise calm and clear interactions with police. It is not legal advice. If you need legal advice, speak with a lawyer or a community legal service.

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Narration

Police may stop people to ask questions or check safety. Being stopped does not mean you did something wrong.

Key points

  • Police may stop people to ask questions or check safety.
  • Being stopped does not mean you did something wrong.

Legal focus

Reasonable suspicion explained


Quick check

Does being stopped mean you are in trouble?



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