You have the right to politely but clearly refuse. You can say: "I do not consent to any searches." Refusing a search does not give the officer probable cause to search you, nor does it make you "look guilty" in the eyes of the law. If they search anyway, your refusal is a critical piece of evidence that a seasoned legal advocate can use to challenge the search in the 17th Judicial Circuit Court.
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