When an officer asks your permission to do something, you have the right to:

• Interfere with the officer's action
• Say NO and the officer must respect your decision
  Explanation:

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  When an officer asks for your permission to search your vehicle, you have the right to say no. This is part of your constitutional rights. The officer must respect your decision and cannot proceed without your consent unless they have a warrant or other legal justification.

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• Demand an explanation for the request
• None of the above