Everyone knows the rules... or at least they think they do.

"If police don't read my rights, the case gets dismissed."

"If I'm innocent, I should just explain everything."

"Police can't lie to me."

Some of the most common beliefs about police encounters have been repeated for so long that they sound like facts. But where did these ideas come from—and what does the law actually say?

In this episode of Know Your Rights, Kandy breaks down five legal myths that refuse to die, exploring the stories, court decisions, and misconceptions that continue to shape how Americans view police encounters. From Miranda warnings and interrogations to courtroom misconceptions and Hollywood's famous "one phone call," this episode separates legal reality from popular belief.

Because sometimes the most dangerous myths aren' ...