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BUSTED
BUSTED
Entertainment Review
The Citizens Guide to
Surviving Police Encounters
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reated by Flex Your Rights and narrated by retired ACLU Executive Director
Ira Glasser, BUSTED Realistically depicts the pressure and confusion of com-
mon police encounters. In an entertaining and revealing maner, BUSTED
illustrates the right and wrong ways to handle different police encounters and pays
special attention to demonstrating how you, the viewer, can courteously and confi-
dently refuse police searches.
“Most non-violent drug offenders would have avoided my courtroom if
they had seen BUSTED.”
—Robert W. Sweet, US District Court Judge
Make a $19.99 contribution to Flex Your
Rights today and receive your own copy
“BUSTED provides effective instruction in how to benefit from basic of BUSTED: The Citizen’s Guide to
constitutional rights. It deserves wide distribution.”
Surviving Police Encounters. Your
—Milton Friedman, Nobel Prize-winning economist
support will help with our grassroots
“BUSTED teaches that people have precious inherent rights under our
effort to promote the movie, which will
Constitution and should never feel guilty when exercising these rights
teach more people how to flex their
during police encounters.” rights during police encounters.
Go to
www.flexyourrights.org
—Joseph D. McNamara, retired police chief of San Jose, CA
Reprinted from November. 2005 Special Issue.
SUPER
SUPER
SIZE ME
SIZE ME
by Marcella Sanchez
H
ow often to you eat fast food? What would hap-
pen if you ate only fast food 3 times a day for 30
days? Don’t try this at home; director Morgan
Spurlock did it for you.
In his film, Super Size Me, Spurlock’s food experiment
takes him on a health roller coaster from “vegan man” to
“burger boy.” Spurlock’s mental and physical being is chal-
lenged daily as he trys to keep up with the eating and
exercize habits of over half of the American population.
You are what you eat, and this Sundance award-win-
ning documentary is more fun and entertaining than all your
high school health classes combined. Grab some fresh,
healthy munchies and roll up your medicine and settle in
for one of the most educational documentaries around.
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BUSTED
BUSTED
Entertainment Review
The Citizens Guide to
Surviving Police Encounters
C
reated by Flex Your Rights and narrated by retired ACLU Executive Director
Ira Glasser, BUSTED Realistically depicts the pressure and confusion of com-
mon police encounters. In an entertaining and revealing maner, BUSTED
illustrates the right and wrong ways to handle different police encounters and pays
special attention to demonstrating how you, the viewer, can courteously and confi-
dently refuse police searches.
“Most non-violent drug offenders would have avoided my courtroom if
they had seen BUSTED.”
—Robert W. Sweet, US District Court Judge
Make a $19.99 contribution to Flex Your
Rights today and receive your own copy
“BUSTED provides effective instruction in how to benefit from basic of BUSTED: The Citizen’s Guide to
constitutional rights. It deserves wide distribution.”
Surviving Police Encounters. Your
—Milton Friedman, Nobel Prize-winning economist
support will help with our grassroots
“BUSTED teaches that people have precious inherent rights under our
effort to promote the movie, which will
Constitution and should never feel guilty when exercising these rights
teach more people how to flex their
during police encounters.” rights during police encounters.
Go to
www.flexyourrights.org
—Joseph D. McNamara, retired police chief of San Jose, CA
Reprinted from November. 2005 Special Issue.
SUPER
SUPER
SIZE ME
SIZE ME
by Marcella Sanchez
H
ow often to you eat fast food? What would hap-
pen if you ate only fast food 3 times a day for 30
days? Don’t try this at home; director Morgan
Spurlock did it for you.
In his film, Super Size Me, Spurlock’s food experiment
takes him on a health roller coaster from “vegan man” to
“burger boy.” Spurlock’s mental and physical being is chal-
lenged daily as he trys to keep up with the eating and
exercize habits of over half of the American population.
You are what you eat, and this Sundance award-win-
ning documentary is more fun and entertaining than all your
high school health classes combined. Grab some fresh,
healthy munchies and roll up your medicine and settle in
for one of the most educational documentaries around.
