StreetSense: Police Law App

About StreetSense: Police Law App

IMPORTANT — StreetSense is NOT a government app. It is an independent reference tool published by MNS Industries, LLC. It is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any federal, state, or local government, agency, court, or law-enforcement body.

StreetSense puts patrol law in your pocket: statutes with officer notes, plain-English case law, and interactive Call Simulations across 50 states, DC and a Federal Officer Offering. Built by a working police officer.

All legal content is a reference summary derived from official public government sources. StreetSense does not provide legal advice; laws change — always confirm current law and your agency's policy through official channels before acting.

SOURCES — official government publications
Every statute summary is derived from the covered jurisdiction's official legislature or code-revisor website. The complete list of all 51 official state sources used, one per jurisdiction, is published at:
https://cdn.streetsenseapp.com/sources.html

Federal materials and court opinions are drawn from the U.S. Supreme Court (supremecourt.gov), the U.S. Courts (uscourts.gov), and the U.S. Government Publishing Office (govinfo.gov). The Library of Congress directory of official state legal sources is at guides.loc.gov/us-states-territories.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• Patrol statutes with charge grades, elements, penalties, and officer notes
• Case law in plain English — what the court held and what it means on the street
• Controlling U.S. Supreme Court cases framed for how each state applies them
• Interactive Call Simulations for common calls (Full Kit states)
• Quick reference cards with tap-through Case Coach links
• Search by plain words, aliases, or citation in any format
• Field cards: Miranda, FST, phonetic alphabet
• Free counterfeit temp-tag scanner (requires a free verified account)
• Works fully offline in the field — content is stored on your device after install

StreetSense is a reference tool, not legal advice, and does not replace your agency's policy, your training, or the advice of counsel.