Lions Defense Solutions Paralegal Services

02/07/2022

For my people online,the streets,and all other watching,we’ll be doing our 5th amendment rights caselaws statutes review this week;so stay tuned!As well as reviewing our Fourth Amendment rights,so take notes and ask any questions to make sure I am able to provide the law that applies to your situations!To all my people online thanks for your support!I promise to keep bringing all of you the weapons needed to defend yourselves as consistent as possible along with my partner Moses-in the meanwhile regardless of if I am online or not,plz people feel free to ask for help or material I will always be ready with that kind of stuff or point you in the right direction to know what’s what without getting swindled by someone else*👍god bless everyone so t let up keep on pushing it takes a lot to achieve victories in this line of work♠️💜🙏👍☀️

11/29/2021

11/19/2021

For all those that are sick and tired of law enforcement harassing you all the time and doing what they want,here’s some basic constitutional protection lessons to know what you can and can’t do.The fourth amendment of the United States Constitution states in relevant part that: “the right of the people to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures of their persons,houses,papers,and effects shall not be violated..”So,starting with your right to be free from illegal searches or seizures,you as a person have the right to reject a search or stop by an officer..There are 3 types of police/citizen encounters:(1)consensual encounter(where an officer only has the right to ask you general questions about anything,but you do have the right to refuse to answer any questions and terminate the encounter by walking away)..(2)investigatory stop(where a cop can stop you and check you for weapons because he obtained information that you committed a crime,we’re about to commit a crime,or we’re planning to commit a crime.this second type of encounter is only justified by “reasonable suspicion”of criminal activity-a mere hunch or suspicion is not enough..”look up this case on Google (Terry v. Ohio,392 US 1 (1968)) for a better explanation.Then (3)is formal arrest where an officer found probable cause to arrest you based on the circumstances that lead him to conclude that you committed a crime;this requires an officer to read you your Miranda rights..Always remember that you don’t have to speak to any law enforcement when your under arrest,you have the right to stay silent,call your family to call your lawyer, or have a lawyer present…

11/03/2021

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