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A law quiz about your rights when dealing with the government & police. If you are a citizen, an immigrant, or a visitor to the US, it quizzes you on the basics of what you should know what you can do -- and what you can't do -- when you come into contact with government officials. This quiz will quiz you on the basics of what rights citizens and non-citizens have in the US. This app does not constitute legal advice or counsel. This app is in Beta -- your feedback is appreciated to make the app better & more usable!

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! Incudes fast and easy to understand information on rights that you need to know when in a sticky situation. Find out what rights you have when getting pulled over, arrested, or if you find law enforcement at your door! Additional to the huge informative civil rights information - My Civil Rights includes a map of your location, phone numbers, comments, and more! Thanks for downloading, please leave a comment and positive rating if you like My Civil Rights or found it useful! :)

Photographers Rights can help photographers to understand their legal rights in different countries, providing practical help such as asking common questions in different languages using your iPhone speaker to pronounce them, with a native voice, common questions for photographers. Every country has different laws regarding photography, copyright and contracts with individuals. Maybe in your country it's totally legal to take a picture of a building but it could be illegal in another one. Maybe a police agent approaches you tellin...

• Is your flight cancelled or delayed? • Are you denied boarding? • Is your luggage delayed, damaged or lost? • Do you have reduced mobility? This App explains your Air Passenger Rights and helps you filing a complaint or a claim against the airline. It gives you the information you always wanted to have - but airlines were afraid to tell you. Denied Boarding, Cancellation, Long Delay The App explains your Air Passenger Rights (regardless of your nationality or age) when you fly: • within Europe*; • out of Europe*; • into Europe* ...

DocuApps presents the full text of The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which remains one of the most historically important bills enacted during the civil rights movement of the 60's. DocuApps provides the unabridged text of the bill along with DocuApps’ amazing tools for reading, researching and sharing this document. DocuApps allows users to research using Wikipedia and top search engine tools from directly inside the document, right at the point where you are reading. You can also easily highlight passages and email them to friends ...

MY Rights is an app that explains your rights when you are dealing with the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM). The app explains what you can and/or should do when you are being stopped, questioned, arrested, searched and remanded by a police officer. It is a must download for all Malaysians.

Rights through Making – skills for pervasive ethics How can design contribute to a new civilisation? This thesis proposes answers to this challenge. It starts with a manifesto, written in 2006 in Bertinoro, Italy, where Caroline Hummels, Kees Overbeeke and Ambra Trotto were giving a workshop on Aesthetics of Interaction for the University of Bologna. In this manifesto, they declared their belief and proposed a vision, concerning how design can change Western thinking towards pervasive ethics. By pervasive ethics they mean a social...

« All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. » The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a declaration adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 10 December 1948 at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris. The Declaration has been translated into at least 375 languages and dialects, making it the most widely translated document in the world.

This application is the modern digital incarnation of the United States Army Graphic Training Aid (GTA) 19-6-6, "How to Inform Suspect/Accused Persons of their Rights". In the past, leaders and Soldiers of all ranks have carried this card in their wallets or leader's books. Now, as an app, it serves the same purpose. This card has provided a level of legal protection to officers and noncommissioned officers for many years, ensuring they have access to the information required to inform accused suspects of their rights and is an ...

A law quiz about your rights when dealing with the government & police. If you are a citizen, an immigrant, or a visitor to the US, it quizzes you on the basics of what you should know what you can do -- and what you can't do -- when you come into contact with government officials. This quiz will quiz you on the basics of what rights citizens and non-citizens have in the US. This app does not constitute legal advice or counsel. This app is in Beta -- your feedback is appreciated to make the app better & more usable!