Know Your Rights #1: Your Right to Remain Silent During DHR Investigations in Alabama

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  • Explanation: You are not obligated to answer questions from the Department of Human Resources (DHR) without legal representation. Politely inform the DHR worker that you wish to consult with your attorney before responding.​

  • Legal Reference: While the Alabama Administrative Code does not explicitly state this right, it aligns with the constitutional right against self-incrimination.​Legal Information Institute+1CoCounsel+1

🛑 Know Your Rights – Closing Statement:


💬 Your rights don’t disappear just because DHR shows up.
Knowing what you’re legally allowed to do — and what they’re not allowed to do — is your first defense against intimidation, misinformation, and wrongful actions.


📌 If you or someone you love is currently facing DHR involvement in Alabama, don’t stay silent. Document everything. Ask questions. Demand accountability.


🧠 Share this post to help other families stay informed — and check back weekly as we break down more rights, protections, and survival tips that the system won’t tell you about.

🖤 BLACK OUT FOR THANKSGIVING: Stand in silence and solidarity for families separated by DHR & CPS. Join the Movement #HandsOffOurChildren

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