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Do you have to have a 'crude state ID'? Is there any legal pressure to keep the data on it up-to-date? Are the standards for 'crude state IDs' identical between
by nautilius 5y ago
Do you have to have a 'crude state ID'? Is there any legal pressure to keep the data on it up-to-date? Are the standards for 'crude state IDs' identical between states or would you have to know the rules and regulations of 50 different jurisdictions?
- mikem170 5y agoConversely, is there a reason we should be optimizing the regulations we, actual human beings, live under for the convenience of national/international corporations?
- nautilius 5y agoThat's a completely different question, well worth to be debated. My point is that currently, we don't have anything like a national ID.
- adolph 5y ago> Do you have to have a 'crude state ID'? It is not an explicit legal requirement but encouraged through a coercive network of public/private regulation. > Is there any legal pressure to keep the data on it up-to-date? There are legal consequences for failing to update data. > Are the standards for 'crude state IDs' identical between states or would you have to know the rules and regulations of 50 different jurisdictions? Yes, within the United States there is a "Real ID" standard promoted across states by the federal government. A business operating in any particular jurisdiction is benefited by counsel regarding localization.