About this Event
Atlanta Community Support Project (ACSP) wants our comrades and community members to stay safe when you're out doing the work. That means knowing your rights when it comes to police interactions.
Join us on Tuesday, September 24th for an informative session on the most confusing constitutional rights of all: Fourth Amendment rights. We'll learn what cops are and aren't allowed to lawfully do, and why, when it comes to search and seizure. This includes casual conversations with officers, instances when they stop us on foot or by car, and situations where they come to our homes.
Lunch will be provided. Please dress comfortably, bring your Fourth Amendment questions, and be ready to absorb info and engage with others in our community.
ACSP thanks our friends the Cabbagetown Community Center for allowing us to host this event. There is limited parking in front of the Center, but street parking is also an option.
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[cartoon by Jack Ohman, published by The Oregonian, Apr. 9, 2012.]
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Cabbagetown Community Center, 177 Estoria Street Southeast, Atlanta, United States
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