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The author pointed out that one potential problem is feds subpoenaing data from the AAMVA and not notifying the state of California that it had done so. Given i
by anigbrowl 4mo ago
The author pointed out that one potential problem is feds subpoenaing data from the AAMVA and not notifying the state of California that it had done so. Given it's such a short article, I can't think of a good reason for why you would have overlooked this.
- giantg2 4mo agoI didn't overlook it, it's simply not a relevant point. The state won't do anything about a individual subpoena wether it's against the state or a company.
- anigbrowl 4mo agoThat's not true. the State of California's official position is one of non-compliance with administrative subpoenas, for example: https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/media/appendix-a-checklist-for-officials-english.pdf https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/media/appendix-a-checklist-f...
- giantg2 4mo agoThis seems to be only for schools, only for immigration related information, and only for administrative warrants. It's not even non-compliance, it's just kicking it up a level to the superintendent.