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| Timothy Norris |
| This dude's actually drug free. But he still knows his rights |
Hate to say it, but some of you at Austin Psych Fest (which starts Friday!) are going to be approached by police officers assuming you have drugs. Well, you just may, but guess what? You still have rights, man.
Cameron Bowman is here to help! As a music festival lover and attorney at San Jose firm Valencia, Ippolito & Bowman, he's a legal expert on this kind of thing. Bowman, aka The Festival Lawyer, talks below about the best ways to protect yourself if you're approached by the fuzz at this fest (or any other).
