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Posted by JPC on Tue May 25 18:54:29 2004, in response to Re: THREATENED BY UNDERCOVER NYPD AT STILLWELL AVE.,
posted by Jeffrey Rosen on Tue May 25 17:12:55 2004.
>> Hey Ron. I usually don't respond to you because you're an asshole but stop being an amature lawyer. It was not an illegal order. An illegal
order is when someone is ordered to break a law. An officer can order someone to desist from doing something. If you see a red light ahead
of you and a cop puts his hand up ordering you to stop you can get a summons for not stopping even though the light is green. Now Ron, go F
yourself. <<
So if you're sitting there on the train just minding your own business, and a cop walks up to you for no reason and orders you to strip down to your underwear, and you refuse, can you be arrested?
I think you need to update your definitions as to what an officer is and is not allowed to tell you what to do - the order does not have to break any specific law in order to be unjustified.
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