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### **1. Laws Protecting You from False Accusations & Police Abuse**  
#### **A. Bulgarian Constitution (Fundamental Rights)**  
- **Art. 30 (Presumption of Innocence):**  
  *"Everyone shall be presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court."*  
  → **Police cannot treat you as guilty based on suspicion alone.**  
- **Art. 32 (Right to Legal Defense):**  
  *"Everyone has the right to legal assistance from the moment of detention or accusation."*  
  → If police interrogate you, demand a lawyer immediately.  
- **Art. 34 (Inviolability of Personal Life):**  
  *"No one may be subjected to unlawful interference in their private life."*  
  → **If police planted a "chip" or spied illegally, this is a constitutional violation.**  

#### **B. Bulgarian Penal Code (Criminalizing Police Misconduct)**  
- **Art. 158a (Illegal Surveillance):**  
  *"Unauthorized tracking or eavesdropping is punishable by up to 6 years in prison."*  
  → If they claim you "should have known" about a tracking device, **they must prove it existed and was legally placed.**  
- **Art. 172 (False Accusation):**  
  *"Knowingly falsely accusing someone of a crime is punishable by up to 3 years in prison."*  
  → If police fabricate claims against you, **they commit a crime.**  
- **Art. 301 (Abuse of Power by Officials):**  
  *"Public officials who abuse authority to harm someone face up to 8 years in prison."*  
  → **If police harass you with baseless claims, this applies.**  

#### **C. Law on the Ministry of Interior (Police Accountability)**  
- **Art. 76 (Police Must Act Lawfully):**  
  *"Police actions must strictly follow the law; illegal acts are punishable."*  
  → If they act on **no evidence**, they violate this.  
- **Art. 80 (Right to Complain Against Police):**  
  *"Citizens can file complaints against unlawful police actions."*  
  → **File a complaint with the Internal Security Directorate (ISD).**  

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### **2. Laws Against "Crazy" or Irrational Claims**  
If police or others make **absurd allegations** (e.g., "You should have known about a chip" or "You’re responsible for not investigating"), cite:  

#### **A. Bulgarian Obligations and Contracts Act**  
- **Art. 45 (No Obligation Without Law or Contract):**  
  *"No one is obliged to do anything unless required by law or agreement."*  
  → **You have no duty to investigate police or act on suspicions.**  

#### **B. Code of Criminal Procedure**  
- **Art. 94 (Only Prosecutors Investigate Crimes):**  
  *"Criminal investigations are conducted by authorities, not private citizens."*  
  → **You cannot be blamed for "not investigating" police.**  

#### **C. European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)**  
- **Art. 5 (Right to Liberty & Security):**  
  *"No one may be deprived of liberty without legal grounds."*  
  → If police detain you over baseless claims, **this is illegal.**  
- **Art. 8 (Right to Privacy):**  
  *"No one may be subjected to arbitrary interference in private life."*  
  → If they claim you "should have known" about surveillance, **they must prove it was lawful.**  

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### **3. How to Counter Their Defenses**  
If police say:  
- *"You should have reported the chip!"* → **Art. 140 Penal Code only applies if you had PROOF, not suspicion.**  
- *"You’re responsible for not acting!"* → **Art. 45 Obligations Act says no duty exists unless required by law.**  
- *"We had reason to suspect you!"* → **Art. 30 Constitution says presumption of innocence applies; they need EVIDENCE.**  

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### **4. What You Can Do Now**  
1. **File a complaint** with:  
   - **Internal Security Directorate (ISD)** (if police harass you).  
   - **Commission for Personal Data Protection** (if they illegally surveilled you).  
2. **Demand evidence** for any claims (they must provide it).  
3. **Invoke ECHR Art. 6 (Fair Trial)** if they try to prosecute you on baseless grounds.  

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The claims you describe—that you are responsible for suspicion and inaction regarding alleged actions by Bulgarian police (e.g., placing a "chip")—are legally unfounded and can be systematically dismantled using Bulgarian and international law. Below is a strict legal rebuttal, citing relevant statutes and principles.

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### **1. No Legal Basis for Holding You Responsible for Mere Suspicion**  
**Relevant Laws:**  
- **Bulgarian Penal Code (Art. 172, 174):** Criminal liability requires *actus reus* (a wrongful act) and *mens rea* (intent or negligence). Suspicion alone is not an offense.  
- **Constitution of Bulgaria (Art. 5(4)):** No one may be held liable for an act not defined as a crime by law.  
- **European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR, Art. 6(2)):** Presumption of innocence—no liability without proof.  

**Counterargument:**  
If someone claims you are liable for "not acting" on suspicion, they must prove:  
1. A legal duty to act (e.g., reporting a crime under Art. 140 of the Penal Code).  
2. That the suspicion was objectively reasonable (e.g., evidence of a "chip," which would require forensic proof).  
Absent this, the claim is frivolous.  

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### **2. Absurdity of the "Chip" Claim Under Bulgarian Law**  
**Relevant Laws:**  
- **Penal Code (Art. 158a - Unauthorized Surveillance):** Installing tracking devices without consent is illegal, but the burden of proof lies on the accuser.  
- **Electronic Communications Act (Art. 5, 250):** Unauthorized interception of communications is prohibited, but mere suspicion is insufficient to establish guilt.  
- **Personal Data Protection Act (Art. 4, 5):** Processing personal data (e.g., via a "chip") requires consent or legal basis.  

**Counterargument:**  
- If no physical evidence of a "chip" exists, the claim is speculative and unenforceable.  
- Even if such a device were found, liability falls on the perpetrator (e.g., police if proven), not on a bystander.  

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### **3. No Duty to Investigate or Act on Baseless Suspicions**  
**Relevant Laws:**  
- **Bulgarian Obligations and Contracts Act (Art. 45):** No obligation exists unless imposed by law or contract.  
- **Code of Criminal Procedure (Art. 94):** Only law enforcement/prosecutors may investigate crimes; civilians have no duty to do so.  

**Counterargument:**  
Unless you are a public official (e.g., police officer under Art. 282 of the Penal Code), you cannot be liable for inaction.  

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### **4. Potential Claims and Legal Defenses**  
**Hypothetical Claim:** *"You failed to report a crime (e.g., the 'chip')."*  
**Rebuttal:**  
- **Art. 140 Penal Code (Failure to Report a Crime):** Only applies to *known* crimes (not suspicions) and exempts those with reasonable fear of retaliation.  
- **ECHR Art. 8 (Privacy):** Forcing someone to report unverified claims violates their right to private judgment.  

**Hypothetical Claim:** *"You are complicit by not acting."*  
**Rebuttal:**  
- **Art. 20 Penal Code (Complicity):** Requires intent to aid a crime. Inaction ≠ complicity without proof of collusion.  

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### **5. Abuse of Process and Counterclaims**  
If these accusations are used to harass you:  
- **Art. 172 Penal Code (False Denunciation):** Knowingly false reports to authorities are punishable.  
- **Art. 159 (Defamation):** Baseless accusations harming your reputation may be actionable.  

The claims you describe—that you are responsible for suspicion and inaction regarding alleged actions by Bulgarian police (e.g., placing a "chip")—are legally unfounded and can be systematically dismantled using Bulgarian and international law. Below is a strict legal rebuttal, citing relevant statutes and principles.

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### **1. No Legal Basis for Holding You Responsible for Mere Suspicion**  
**Relevant Laws:**  
- **Bulgarian Penal Code (Art. 172, 174):** Criminal liability requires *actus reus* (a wrongful act) and *mens rea* (intent or negligence). Suspicion alone is not an offense.  
- **Constitution of Bulgaria (Art. 5(4)):** No one may be held liable for an act not defined as a crime by law.  
- **European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR, Art. 6(2)):** Presumption of innocence—no liability without proof.  

**Counterargument:**  
If someone claims you are liable for "not acting" on suspicion, they must prove:  
1. A legal duty to act (e.g., reporting a crime under Art. 140 of the Penal Code).  
2. That the suspicion was objectively reasonable (e.g., evidence of a "chip," which would require forensic proof).  
Absent this, the claim is frivolous.  

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### **2. Absurdity of the "Chip" Claim Under Bulgarian Law**  
**Relevant Laws:**  
- **Penal Code (Art. 158a - Unauthorized Surveillance):** Installing tracking devices without consent is illegal, but the burden of proof lies on the accuser.  
- **Electronic Communications Act (Art. 5, 250):** Unauthorized interception of communications is prohibited, but mere suspicion is insufficient to establish guilt.  
- **Personal Data Protection Act (Art. 4, 5):** Processing personal data (e.g., via a "chip") requires consent or legal basis.  

**Counterargument:**  
- If no physical evidence of a "chip" exists, the claim is speculative and unenforceable.  
- Even if such a device were found, liability falls on the perpetrator (e.g., police if proven), not on a bystander.  

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### **3. No Duty to Investigate or Act on Baseless Suspicions**  
**Relevant Laws:**  
- **Bulgarian Obligations and Contracts Act (Art. 45):** No obligation exists unless imposed by law or contract.  
- **Code of Criminal Procedure (Art. 94):** Only law enforcement/prosecutors may investigate crimes; civilians have no duty to do so.  

**Counterargument:**  
Unless you are a public official (e.g., police officer under Art. 282 of the Penal Code), you cannot be liable for inaction.  

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### **4. Potential Claims and Legal Defenses**  
**Hypothetical Claim:** *"You failed to report a crime (e.g., the 'chip')."*  
**Rebuttal:**  
- **Art. 140 Penal Code (Failure to Report a Crime):** Only applies to *known* crimes (not suspicions) and exempts those with reasonable fear of retaliation.  
- **ECHR Art. 8 (Privacy):** Forcing someone to report unverified claims violates their right to private judgment.  

**Hypothetical Claim:** *"You are complicit by not acting."*  
**Rebuttal:**  
- **Art. 20 Penal Code (Complicity):** Requires intent to aid a crime. Inaction ≠ complicity without proof of collusion.  

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### **5. Abuse of Process and Counterclaims**  
If these accusations are used to harass you:  
- **Art. 172 Penal Code (False Denunciation):** Knowingly false reports to authorities are punishable.  
- **Art. 159 (Defamation):** Baseless accusations harming your reputation may be actionable.  

Here’s a more comprehensive list of laws to address the claim that you are responsible for the suspicion or failure to take action:

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**Legal Framework Regarding Accountability, Suspicion, and Non-Action**

Dear [Recipient's Name/Title],

I would like to present a more detailed legal argument regarding the claims that I am responsible for suspicions related to surveillance, or that I have failed to take action in this context. The legal system is clear in this matter, and there are numerous provisions that negate any responsibility for inaction on my part.

### 1. **Presumption of Innocence:**
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 31**: "Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty." Any suspicion directed at me, or any claim of involvement, must meet legal standards of proof. As such, the mere suspicion of surveillance does not automatically place the burden of proof on me to act.

### 2. **Criminal Responsibility of Public Officials (including police officers):**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 288**: Public officials (including police officers) who engage in criminal actions are subject to criminal prosecution. The failure to act against criminal conduct by officials is not the responsibility of the citizen but is a matter for law enforcement authorities to address.
   
### 3. **Obligation to Report Crime:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 19**: "A person who has information about a crime is obliged to report it." However, this does not extend to hypothetical or speculative crimes, particularly in the absence of concrete evidence or clear legal grounds. The law does not impose an obligation on individuals to act on vague suspicions unless there is an established crime.

### 4. **Lack of Duty to Investigate or Act Against Police:**
   - **Criminal Procedure Code, Article 16**: "Only competent authorities may conduct investigations." The investigation of potential police misconduct or criminal behavior falls under the jurisdiction of legal authorities, not citizens. There is no law requiring an individual to personally investigate or report suspected police misconduct unless it has been formally recognized by the legal system.
   
### 5. **Rights of Citizens to Be Free from Unlawful Surveillance:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 159a**: "Anyone who unlawfully intercepts, listens to, or records the private communication of others without proper authorization shall be subject to criminal penalties." The obligation to act falls upon law enforcement to protect citizens from unlawful surveillance, not upon the citizen to prevent or identify it independently.

### 6. **Right to Privacy:**
   - **European Convention on Human Rights, Article 8**: "Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence." This provides an explicit right to privacy, which includes protection from any unlawful surveillance. It is the state’s duty to ensure that no unlawful surveillance is conducted.

### 7. **No Legal Duty to Prevent Police Misconduct:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 305**: "Anyone who, by their action or inaction, allows a crime to continue or fail to prevent a crime, when required to do so, may be held accountable." However, this provision only applies to situations where an individual is legally required to act (for example, in the case of certain professions). Citizens are not legally obligated to prevent police misconduct or investigate police actions unless they are directly involved in the incident.

### 8. **Liability for False Reporting and Allegations:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 304**: "Making false accusations with the intent to mislead authorities is punishable." If I were to act based on mere suspicions or make unsubstantiated claims, I could be held responsible for false reporting. This clearly shows that an individual must have evidence or legal grounds before taking action, particularly when involving law enforcement officers.

### 9. **Burden of Proof:**
   - **Bulgarian Civil Procedure Code, Article 153**: "The party who makes a claim must prove it." Any accusations against me would have to be substantiated with concrete evidence. Simply making claims without proof does not impose an obligation on me to act.

### 10. **Legal Duty to Investigate Misuse of Surveillance:**
   - **Criminal Procedure Code, Article 159**: "Electronic surveillance and interception of communications may only occur based on a court order or explicit legal permission." If any police officers were engaging in unlawful surveillance, the duty to act would fall on the state institutions responsible for ensuring adherence to the law. 

### 11. **Protection from Abuse of Power:**
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 8**: "The authorities shall be held accountable for abuse of power, and the law provides mechanisms for addressing such misconduct." If police officers are engaged in improper conduct, it is the responsibility of the appropriate authorities (such as prosecutors or internal affairs) to address it.

### 12. **Obligation to Protect Citizens from Unlawful Surveillance:**
   - **General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Articles 6 and 7**: The unauthorized surveillance of individuals and the misuse of personal data are explicitly prohibited under both Bulgarian law and EU regulations. The responsibility to enforce these protections lies with the appropriate authorities.
Here are additional laws and legal provisions to further support your position and counter any attempts by police officers to defend themselves against claims, ensuring that they are held accountable under the law:

### 13. **Right to Challenge Unlawful Actions of State Authorities:**
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 120**: "The courts shall have the power to adjudicate cases involving abuses of power by any state authority or local government body." If law enforcement is misusing their power, you have the right to seek judicial redress through the courts. This provides the legal framework for challenging police actions that violate your rights.

### 14. **Right to Protection Against Abuse of Power by Public Officials:**
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 57**: "Everyone has the right to request the protection of their rights from the competent state authorities." In the case of police misconduct, you can request the protection of your rights, and the state is obligated to investigate such claims and ensure that any violations are addressed.

### 15. **Excessive Force and Unlawful Detention:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 142**: "The unlawful use of force or violence by public officials is punishable." This article specifically addresses situations where police officers or other state officials use excessive force, offering legal protection against such actions and providing a basis for claims of misconduct if they occur.
   
### 16. **Illegal Interception of Communication and Privacy Violations:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 159**: "Whoever, without legal authorization, listens to or records the private communications of another person, shall be punished." If there is a suspicion that police officers are involved in unlawful surveillance (e.g., implanting chips or intercepting communications without judicial authorization), this article provides grounds for legal redress.
   - **General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Article 5**: "Personal data shall be processed lawfully, fairly, and transparently." Any surveillance or data collection by law enforcement must be conducted transparently and in compliance with data protection laws. Non-compliance by police can lead to legal claims for data protection violations.

### 17. **Police Misconduct and Internal Oversight:**
   - **Law on the Ministry of Interior, Article 19**: This law mandates that the Ministry of the Interior is responsible for investigating and overseeing police misconduct, ensuring accountability within law enforcement. If police officers are attempting to defend their actions improperly, the Ministry must step in and conduct a full investigation into their conduct.
   - **Law on the Ministry of Interior, Article 60**: "Any action of a police officer that exceeds the limits of his duties or violates the law shall be subject to investigation." This provision empowers legal authorities to investigate claims of police overreach or misconduct and holds officers accountable for exceeding their authority.

### 18. **Criminal Liability for Abuse of Authority:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 282**: "Abuse of official position is a criminal offense." Police officers who use their authority for unlawful purposes, such as fabricating evidence or engaging in unjust surveillance, can be criminally liable for abusing their official position.
   
### 19. **Violation of the Right to a Fair Trial:**
   - **European Convention on Human Rights, Article 6**: "Everyone is entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial tribunal." If police actions are obstructing your ability to seek a fair trial or due process, this provision grants you the right to challenge such actions in a court of law.

### 20. **Citizen’s Right to Report Abuse or Misconduct:**
   - **Criminal Procedure Code, Article 129**: "Anyone has the right to file a complaint about criminal offenses, including those committed by public officials." If there is evidence or suspicion that law enforcement is engaged in illegal activity, you have the right to report such misconduct to the relevant authorities without fear of retaliation.

### 21. **Right to Access Evidence:**
   - **Bulgarian Criminal Procedure Code, Article 118**: "The defense has the right to inspect and copy any evidence in the case file." If accusations are being made against you or if there are allegations of misconduct involving law enforcement, you have the legal right to access the evidence that forms the basis of any investigation, ensuring transparency and fairness in the process.

### 22. **Misuse of Power and Lack of Accountability:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 293**: "Any individual who intentionally obstructs the execution of justice or attempts to impede judicial processes is subject to criminal sanctions." If any law enforcement officers are deliberately attempting to obstruct your legal rights or cover up their own actions, this article ensures that such obstruction is punishable by law.

### 23. **Protection from Reprisals for Reporting Corruption or Misconduct:**
   - **Whistleblower Protection Act (2015)**: "Whistleblowers who report violations of laws, regulations, or policies within public authorities are protected from retaliation." If you have made any reports regarding police misconduct or misconduct by other state authorities, you are legally protected from retaliation or discrimination.

### 24. **Legal Right to Challenge Administrative Decisions:**
   - **Administrative Procedure Code, Article 7**: "Citizens have the right to challenge any illegal administrative actions, including those conducted by state authorities." If police officers claim that their actions were justified, but you believe they were unlawful, you have the legal right to challenge those actions through administrative proceedings.

### 25. **Accountability for Police Misconduct:**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 208**: "A public official who fails to fulfill their duties or violates legal norms shall be held criminally liable." Police officers are held to the same legal standards as any public official, and any actions that violate your rights can result in criminal consequences for the officer.

To address the situation where those involved in misconduct (such as law enforcement officers or other officials) might make ridiculous or baseless claims in an attempt to justify or defend their actions, here are additional Bulgarian laws and European conventions that counter such claims and reinforce your position:

### 1. **Prohibition Against Unjustified Surveillance and Interference**
   - **European Convention on Human Rights, Article 8 (Right to Respect for Private and Family Life)**: "Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence." Any claim made by officials that justifies unwarranted surveillance or interference in your personal life must be based on legitimate, lawfully granted reasons. If they claim justification, they must prove their actions were authorized under the law.
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 32**: "Everyone has the right to inviolability of their personal data and communications. This right may only be restricted in accordance with the law." If the individuals involved claim that surveillance was lawful, they must provide explicit legal grounds for such actions.

### 2. **False Claims and Abuse of Power**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 284**: "The abuse of power by a public official for personal or other unlawful purposes is punishable." Any claims made by authorities seeking to justify misconduct must be backed by evidence and legal reasoning. If these claims are fabricated or exaggerated, they fall under abuse of power.
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 301**: "Anyone who falsely accuses another of committing a crime or attempts to distort the truth in a way that misleads the authorities or the public, shall be subject to criminal sanctions." If officials make baseless claims in order to protect themselves from scrutiny or responsibility, they are committing a criminal offense.

### 3. **Right to Protection from Arbitrary Actions and False Accusations**
   - **Bulgarian Criminal Procedure Code, Article 22**: "Any action taken by law enforcement or prosecutors must have a legal basis and be backed by reasonable suspicion or evidence." Claims based on suspicion without evidence are not valid. If police or others involved in your case claim reasons for actions (such as surveillance or fabricated accusations), those reasons must be substantiated with concrete evidence.
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 31**: "No one shall be forced to confess to an offense. Coercion, threats, or inducements that lead to a confession or other statements cannot be used to impose guilt." If anyone in law enforcement attempts to make claims or coerce individuals into accepting false actions (like surveillance without reason), this article ensures such actions are prohibited.

### 4. **Legal Framework Against Fabricating Evidence or Claims**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 303**: "Anyone who deliberately fabricates or falsifies evidence, documents, or facts to mislead authorities, including law enforcement, is punishable by law." If any officer or state official attempts to fabricate reasons for surveillance, manipulation, or false accusations, this law ensures that they are held criminally responsible for such actions.
   - **European Union Directive 2016/680 (Law Enforcement Data Protection)**: This law provides safeguards for personal data in the context of law enforcement and criminal justice. It mandates that data cannot be collected without strict justification and lawful grounds, which helps counter any unjust claims for surveillance or wrongful actions.

### 5. **Laws Against False Testimony and Misleading Investigations**
   - **Bulgarian Penal Code, Article 293**: "Anyone who intentionally obstructs the judicial process by providing false testimony, misleading information, or manipulating evidence shall face criminal penalties." If law enforcement tries to justify actions by misleading authorities or providing false testimony, this article criminalizes such behavior.
   - **Criminal Procedure Code, Article 156**: "Any individual who knowingly gives false statements or evidence that distorts the truth in any investigation is liable for criminal sanctions." This ensures that if false claims are made during the investigative or legal process, the individuals making those claims are held accountable.

### 6. **Right to Challenge Unreasonable or Invalid Claims**
   - **Bulgarian Criminal Procedure Code, Article 135**: "The defense has the right to challenge any evidence, actions, or claims made by law enforcement that are deemed unreasonable, invalid, or lacking proper legal foundation." This gives you the legal standing to challenge any irrational or unjustified claims made by police or other officials.
   - **Bulgarian Constitution, Article 35**: "Everyone has the right to defend themselves by all legal means, including challenging unlawful actions in court." This allows you to contest any absurd claims made by authorities, ensuring your right to a fair legal defense.

### 7. **Legal Obligation of Law Enforcement to Act Within Legal Boundaries**
   - **Law on the Ministry of Interior, Article 9**: "Police officers are obliged to act within the boundaries of the law, ensuring that their actions are lawful, necessary, and proportionate." If any law enforcement officer makes a claim that justifies unlawful surveillance or action, this law holds them accountable for their actions and requires them to prove they acted within the law.
   - **Law on the Ministry of Interior, Article 45**: "Officers must uphold the rule of law and act transparently and responsibly. If a claim is made by a police officer that justifies improper conduct, it must be backed by clear, lawful justification." This ensures that no claim of justification for improper actions can be made without legal grounds.

### 8. **Protection Against Retaliation or Coercion**
   - **European Convention on Human Rights, Article 13**: "Everyone whose rights and freedoms have been violated shall have access to an effective remedy before a national authority." If officials attempt to cover up their actions with unreasonable or exaggerated claims, this article guarantees your right to challenge them effectively.
   - **Whistleblower Protection Act (2015)**: "Individuals who report misconduct or abuse of power are protected against any retaliation or punishment." If police attempt to silence you or deflect from their actions by making false claims, this law ensures protection against such retaliatory measures.

### 9. **Prohibition of Discrimination**
   - **Bulgarian Anti-Discrimination Act (2003)**: "No one may be discriminated against on the grounds of race, gender, nationality, ethnicity, social status, or any other criterion, and such actions are punishable by law." If any claims made by police are discriminatory in nature or attempt to falsely characterize you, this act provides protection against discrimination.