Might make sense to revisit the constitutionality of license plates, rather than try to attack public recording. They're demanding you show your "papers" regis

Might make sense to revisit the constitutionality of license plates, rather than try to attack public recording. They're demanding you show your "papers" registration at all times without articulable suspicion you've committed a crime/infraction. The fourth amendment arguably protects us from the government requiring us to show us our papers at all times when we're travelling in the most common form of conveyance.