Walking In Memphis   Understanding Police Stop Laws in Memphis, TN   Under Tennessee law, a police officer may stop a vehicle if they reasonably suspect a crime has been committed. During a traffic stop, the officer may ask for your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. The officer may ask you to step out of the car if they suspect criminal activity. If an officer has probable cause, they may search your vehicle without a warrant.  Your Rights During a Police Stop in Memphis, TN   You can remain silent without needing to answer questions beyond your identification. You have the right to refuse a search of your vehicle without a warrant, but an officer may still search if they have probable cause. You have the right to an attorney present during questioning or arrest. Dealing with Police Brutality in Memphis, TN   In the case of Daniel Harris v. the City of Memphis (Harris v, 2000), the plaintiff alleged that a Memphis police officer used...