EPISODE #010 What does it mean for an officer to act “under color of law”? In this episode, we break down how federal civil rights law applies to police misconduct. Learn how Section 1983 and Bivens actions allow lawsuits against officials, why qualified immunity is so controversial, and the difference between criminal prosecution and civil liability. We also examine reform proposals, including ending immunity protections and expanding accountability standards.

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EPISODE #009 What actually counts as “disturbing the peace”? In this episode, we break down breach of peace laws and how they collide with the First Amendment. Learn the difference between protected speech and so-called “fighting words,” how courts analyze public behavior, and why filming police is generally protected activity. We also examine the controversy surrounding First Amendment audits and why professionalism matters on both sides.

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EPISODE #007 Learn step-by-step how to report official misconduct, whether it's police officers, judges, or other authorities. This video breaks down your constitutional rights, the process of filing complaints through the DOJ or internal affairs, and how to take legal action against civil rights violations. Stand up for your rights and ensure accountability under the color of law.

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EPISODE #006 In this podcast, we break down Terry v. Ohio and the legal boundaries of Terry stops. Understand reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and your Fourth Amendment rights. We explain what police can legally do, when a frisk is allowed, and what protections the Constitution guarantees. Essential knowledge for any police encounter.

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EPISODE #005 In this video, we explore the crucial differences between probable cause and reasonable suspicion in law enforcement. Learn about the higher legal standard of probable cause required for arrests and searches, and understand how courts evaluate the totality of circumstances to uphold Fourth Amendment rights. Dive into practical examples and legal insights that every citizen should know.

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EPISODE #004EPISODE # 004 In this episode of Am I Free to Go?, we delve into the complexities of trespassing and public access rights. Learn how First Amendment audits test your right to record in public spaces and how officials can enforce time, place, and manner restrictions. We also cover legal defenses such as necessity, implied consent, and lack of intent. Gain a deeper understanding of your rights and how to navigate encounters with law enforcement.

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EPISODE #002"In this episode, we break down what 'reasonable suspicion' means and when police can legally detain you. We explain the boundaries of a Terry stop, what officers can and can’t do, and why simply avoiding police or being in a high-crime area isn’t enough. Know your rights and understand the limits of police authority."

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EPISODE # 001What is a First Amendment audit, and what are the real legal boundaries? In this episode, we break down what defines a First Amendment audit, its purpose, and how it tests government accountability. Learn the difference between public law and private law, why filming in public is generally protected, and where the legal limits actually apply.We cover time, place, and manner restrictions, interference claims, trespass issues, and when officials can lawfully restrict recording. If you care about constitutional rights, transparency, and staying within the law while filming in public, this is essential knowledge.

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