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As a matter of standard practice, most police will "run" a name anytime they have reason to be in contact with a subject.
what is the police rights? the police rights is to be truth in what are they saying and be honest not getting money in all people
Former police officers don't have any special rights in this regard, but that still means the answer is "yes," since basically anyone can take pictures of you.There are some limitations on how the pictures can be used ... people are generally considered to own the rights to their own likeness, so you usually can't use a photograph of someone for commercial purposes without their consent (with some exceptions if the subject is "newsworthy"). But the act of taking a picture is not illegal, nor can you sue over it.
No, your rights come from legislatures and charters (that the police policies must follow).
Yes, police in Michigan read Miranda rights. Reading Miranda rights is a national precedent. This means that all police in the United States read them.
police power might violate privacy rights
The rights states about pictures of a person in Columbia South Carolina is that a person can request not to have pictures took. It is not only in that state but in many others.
they have to read your rights before they arrest you.
Without the police understanding their duty to the law and the rights that are expressed in the constitution you have police that don't protect civil rights or the people they are sworn to serve.
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It depends on which country you are in.
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