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Some states have stop and identify laws. These are unquestionably unconstitutional but that's never fixed because the DA will never pursue charges. Without ch
by buckle8017 1y ago
Some states have stop and identify laws.
These are unquestionably unconstitutional but that's never fixed because the DA will never pursue charges.
Without charges nobody can force the issue because nobody has standing.
- kylehotchkiss 1y agoAhh I’ve seen bodycam videos from these stop and ID states where the suspect refusing to identify becomes an additional charge. Didn’t realize that CA wasn’t one (but TIL!)
- khuey 1y agoCalifornia did have one but it was struct down by the Supreme Court in Kolender v. Lawson.