Your Rights 1.8 - iPhone - iPod Touch - 301494200 Category: Reference Author: Cyrus Najmabadi Vote(s): 7625 Price: Free Released: January 10, 2009 Version: 1.8 Download Your Rights Get Your Rights for Free
Your Rights - Cyrus Najmabadi
If government agents question you, it is important to understand your rights. You should be careful about what you say when approached by law enforcement officials. If you give answers, they can be used against you in a criminal, immigration, or civil case.
'Your Rights' provides effective and useful guidance in a user-friendly question and answer format. The application addresses what rights you have when you are stopped, questioned, arrested, or searched by law enforcement officers. This booklet is for citizens and non-citizens with extra information for non-citizens in a separate section.
'Your Rights' tells you about your basic rights. It is not a substitute for legal advice. You should contact an attorney if you have been arrested or believe that your rights have been violated.
The information presented have been obtained from the ACLU and also includes detailed information on the ACLU as well as numerous court cases that they have been involved with over the years. Cyrus Najmabadi
Your Rights reviewed by Users
This is a Good App! It is important for people to know their rights. What a great application. Everyone needs to protect their rights. Even criminals have rights in this country, although some people forget that. We can't keep everyone from knowing their rights because we're afraid one of them might be a terrorist! "Terrorists" should know their rights too.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 3, 2009
- Your Rights review by
perfecttaco
Knowledge is Power This is a great app to have on hand. Everyone should know their rights.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 7, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Go B's
Incredible app I've wanted the constitution at my fingertips for awhile now so it's worth it just for that-- and the supreme court cases are very informative. I probably won't use much of the other information on there but it's nice to have.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 7, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Dkain1976
No Thanks The application more or less does what it says. Basically, you have a right to remain silent. If you need an app to tell you that then go ahead and download. I don't agree with ACLU's stand on the 2nd Amendment, so that pretty much sealed the deal. They choose to stay out of it because the Supreme Court said it can be regulated. Of course it can be regulated, so can the 1st Amendment, yet they choose to protect it. Skinheads and Nazis receive ACLU protection when their rights are breached, yet law abiding gun owners don't? Putting that right there in the app did it for me and out it goes.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 9, 2009
- Your Rights review by
LABandito
Cool guy This app is needed. When living is socal the cops can be real dicks and act like Their above the law when clearly their not. With this app it puts right on the cops level so they can't really act all bad with their words so you know the same that they do. It's free.
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Version 1.4
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Apr 7, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Earfsurfer
Great information!!!! Everyone should own this and know all the rights that are ours! More apps like this should be written.
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Version 1.4
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Apr 2, 2009
- Your Rights review by
PwrMacG5
Let's all be ignorant of our rights This is a great program. Kudos to Cyrus. Thank you for providing a source of information for US citizens and non-citizens in case of interrogation and question. Remember everyone: the US law enforcement agency isn't infallible. We need to know our rights!
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Version 1.4
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Apr 2, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Hadsta
An important and well-written app "Your Rights" is a great source of information about our rights as well as about the ACLU. The Q & A is great, but I love that it goes beyond that to include the Constitution (and amendments) and a section called "ACLU 100 Greatest Hits" which provides information about notable cases that the ACLU has been involved in, giving additional insight into how our rights have changed over time. There is a brief synopsis of each case as well as a link to Wikipedia for more information. The only suggestion I have for this would be to give the user the option to open pages in the mobile version of Wikipedia by default.I love this app!
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Version 1.4
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Mar 20, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Evilpig
It's important! Know the rights you're given! This app does a great job at this and offers a huge range of subjects that EVERYONE and ANYONE can be interested, from what exactly freedom of speach means and other rights that should be exercised. A little glitchey in the aclu news section but that won't make me drop down to a 4 star ;)
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Version 1.4
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Mar 20, 2009
- Your Rights review by
epicpiff
Great resource to carry with you. This app is not just to ensure your rights are properly respected - it's packed with very interesting info. Now it even comes with a copy of the Constitution - great addition. Great info and very well organized. Nice job!
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Version 1.4
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Mar 20, 2009
- Your Rights review by
WhatsTheApps
A Must Essential knowledge... good to have on hand
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Version 1.4
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Mar 19, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Hidesinsc
Good app. Lose the bigotry. Protecting these rights and making sure they are enforced is exactly the foundation of the strength our system over others.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 12, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Markkdrew
Know your rights It's your duty as a citizen to know the limits of government and of the police force. this is a great application.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 11, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Martinez 66
Everyone needs this App. The fact that we have overthrown the dictatorship that brought our nation to the brink of self-destruction is no reason to think our liberties are not threatened, not by a long shot. Freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, religious freedom are still under attack, and always will be, as long as human beings desire power. Cyrus, you've done an important public service. I'm making sure my kids read this. Thank you.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 11, 2009
- Your Rights review by
protectmycountry
Excellent educational app The ACLU does a lot of good work and while I don't align with them on every single issue their overall mission as a supporter and protector of every American's rights has had a real and tangible benefit for everyone, whether they are aware of it or not. Great information and easy to access layout.
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Version 1.4
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Mar 7, 2009
- Your Rights review by
Demani97
Let Freedom Ring! Everyone should know their rights. This app makes it easy. It also gives a brief summary of how the ACLU protects our rights (except for the Second Amendment for some reason). Includes a history of important court cases with links to Wikipedia. - Your Rights review by Staka Lee
Is this a real Screen Shot? Hard to take an app seriously when the screenshot shows "Law Enforement" instead of Law Enforcement. I am not sure that the advice could be counted upon seeing that the app was rushed to market so fast that spell checking wasn't used. - Your Rights review by Razorbuck
Vote early, vote often This is a great app, because it is the knowledge and exercise of our rights that keeps us free. - Your Rights review by Bashwell
Amazing! Poor simple-minded people who think that this "supports terrorism". - Your Rights review by Kembryn
Amazing and informative app! A must for everyone! This has amazing information about the rights of US citizens. How can we protect ourselves from abuse if we don't know about our protections?
To say that this app protects terrorists is ridiculous. Sorry but that's how the US works. We have a system of rights for the people that the government cannot violate. We have due process of law that whenever there is a criminal or civil case.
It is important for people to learn their rights, and Im glad that this app exists. - Your Rights review by Raugustus
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