This powerful four-line rhyme serves as a memorized script to protect your rights during any police encounter. Each line is a verbal shield, asserting your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent, your right to an attorney, and your right to know whether you're being detained or are free to go. It's not just a rhyme; it's a defensive tool to keep you safe, calm, and protected. The script is:
 
Why am I stopped? I invoke my Fifth Amendment right.
I want my lawyer — no need to fight.
I'm not sharing my day; just let me be.
Am I detained, or am I free?
 
The "V" on the sleeve symbolizes the Fifth Amendment (Roman numeral V), a constitutional right that guards against self-incrimination and ensures due process. Wearing it is a bold statement: you know your rights and you're ready to use them.
 
The "64" over justice scales honors the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964, a turning point in U.S. history that outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Together, these symbols remind us that knowing the law is power—and living it is justice.