Siliconemelons
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Right, traveling is a free right- using a means to travel should not be restricted. So horse, bike, car or whatever does not matter.
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Sovereign Citizens
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But that's also under the articles of confederations. So it's no longer valid.
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Why do all the sovereign citizens look like they smell like pure rotten fermented ass sweat. Also anyone with dreads is a nasty piece of shit and deserves to rot in a cell after they are de-liced and forced to have their head shaved.
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Ambiturner
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If a cop sees you breaking a law, no matter how minor, you absolutely do have to identify yourself.
Siliconemelons
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... technically not /the/ cop - but authorities - so they have to detain you and then during booking etc. is where /technically/ they have to ID you - and CONFIRMING ID is actually something even higher up the string should be done...
However if /you/ identify yourself as "Fred" although you are "Bob" and you keep self-reporting yourself as "fred" to the authorities they can sentance "the person who is here and has self identified as fred" to jail and "bob" is going to jail....
However if /you/ identify yourself as "Fred" although you are "Bob" and you keep self-reporting yourself as "fred" to the authorities they can sentance "the person who is here and has self identified as fred" to jail and "bob" is going to jail....
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Ambiturner
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No idea what you're trying to say, but refusing to identify yourself to the officer is a separate crime that you will be charged with. You also won't have any preliminary hearings, much less a sentencing, until you can be positively identified.
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Chalking tires to enforce parking rules is unconstitutional, court finds
Marking your tires with chalk is trespassing, not law enforcement, the federal appeals panel said in a Michigan case.
www.nbcnews.com
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Siliconemelons
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Chalking tires to enforce parking rules is unconstitutional, court finds
Marking your tires with chalk is trespassing, not law enforcement, the federal appeals panel said in a Michigan case.
Yet, putting spy cameras in a rub'n'tug parlor is perfectly legal.