How should a subject comply when being handcuffed?

When a subject is being handcuffed, the recommended position for compliance involves placing their hands behind their back with palms facing out. This position allows law enforcement officers to safely and effectively apply handcuffs. By having hands behind the back, the subject minimizes the risk of reaching for weapons or creating a situation where they might resist the handcuffing process.

Additionally, palms facing out make it easier for officers to see the positioning of the subject's hands and to ensure that the handcuffs are applied correctly without injury. This method is standard procedure for maintaining control during the handcuffing process and ensures the safety of both the officers and the subject.