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POP Shield helps drivers understand their constitutional rights during a traffic stop — state-specific 4th and 5th Amendment guidance grounded in real case law, plus a one-tap Stop Mode panic screen. Civics and civil-liberties partner assets are below.
POP Shield explains what the 4th and 5th Amendment mean for drivers during a traffic stop — grounded in real Supreme Court case law, specific to your state. The free tier has a Stop Mode panic screen that surfaces four constitutional phrases, audio recording with a live timer, and legal context for each phrase — so a driver under pressure can hit one button instead of remembering case law.
Every answer cites specific precedents (Terry, Miranda, Salinas, Schneckloth, Katz, Mapp, Chimel, Davis, Whren, Atwater, Berkemer) with plain-English explanations. The free tier is 3 questions a month; Shield is $79 a year with unlimited questions and full history.
Traffic stop rights · 4th and 5th Amendment · state-specific case law · recording laws · consent-to-search rules · checkpoint protocols · passenger rights.
“Am I being detained, or am I free to go?”
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