Legal/Civic

Rights and Limits

Rights and Limits is know your rights — and where they stop.

Know your rights — and where they stop.

Pages
80+
Languages
1
English
LLM-Ready
Yes
llms.txt published
95th of 103 measured sites in the collection, by sitemap URLs · 22nd of 24 measured in Legal/Civic · 0% of that category's measured pages
Uptime: 99.93% over 16 daysLast deployed: yesterdayLast content update: 2 days agoNightly backup: completed

Sites in the directory combined: deployed 1,231 times in the last 30 days across 106 sites.

How this is measured

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What is Rights and Limits?

This is legal information, not legal advice, and no solicitor has reviewed it. Every "you must" and "you can refuse" on this site is attributed to a named source with the supporting text quoted verbatim — see /methodology and /sources.

Key facts

Category
Legal/Civic
Languages
English
Measured size
80+ pages
Website
rightsandlimits.com

78 → 80 pages measured, 30 Sep to 25 Oct

Pages measured over timePages measured: 30 Sep, 78; 10 Oct, 78; 18 Oct, 79; 25 Oct, 80.7830 Sep7810 Oct7918 Oct8025 Oct
Pages measured over time
DatePages
2026-09-3078
2026-10-1078
2026-10-1879
2026-10-2580

Is Rights and Limits ready for AI search?

Each line reads one entry in the collection's own records, not a claim by the site.

  • Publishes llms.txtllms.txt
  • Publishes a feednone recorded
  • Sitemap measured80 URLs
  • Content dated24 Oct 2026

What's Inside

  • Stopped in the street or a vehicle
  • Police interviews
  • Arrested and in custody
  • Someone at your door
  • Ports and airports
  • Phones and devices
  • After an arrest

Explore Rights and Limits

The main sections, straight from the site's own index.

Sample Content

A selection of what you'll find inside Rights and Limits.

Stopped in the street or a vehiclePolice interviewsArrested and in custodySomeone at your doorPorts and airportsPhones and devicesAfter an arrestWhen you actually have to answer the policeWhen you actually have to answer the police in ScotlandWhich power are they using?Stop and search where you liveCustody clockPrintable rights cardCan your fingerprints, DNA or custody image be deleted?MethodologyEvery source we rely on
Explore all content on rightsandlimits.com

Who Is This For?

Citizens
Legal Professionals
Journalists

UK law, US federal & state law, citizenship and immigration, police and civil rights — accessible legal intelligence for people who need to understand their rights.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rights and Limits?

Rights and Limits is know your rights — and where they stop.

What languages does Rights and Limits support?

Rights and Limits is available in English.

Does Rights and Limits publish an llms.txt?

Yes. Rights and Limits publishes an llms.txt at https://rightsandlimits.com/llms.txt; the collection's nightly check last saw it on 25 Oct 2026.

Who runs Rights and Limits?

Rights and Limits is part of the Tonvin Collection, a family of expert knowledge websites.

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