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Yes it does.
an ID is a peace of paper issued by the state and not whats required in the law,, just read it for christ sake,,What the fuck is an "ID"? Is it "identification"? Are you dudes just acting stupid, or is this for real?
Smfh.A lookout might do exactly that.
so are you now a dont tread on me guy??It's fun to see these "don't tread on me folks" admit they have no problem with being tread on -- as long as those getting it the worst are those darkies....
The officer has to notify you of what crime you are believe to be committing before they can compel you to identify yourself......watering the grass is not a crime.....at best, the officer can claim he suspects the guy of breaking in the house......
Police have had a long history of treading on a certain demographic of people since the country existed....and you cosplay patriots were the main ones SILENT and/or GLEEFULLY IN FAVOR OF IT when it was happening.....so are you now a dont tread on me guy??
that doesnt answer my question,,Police have had a long history of treading on a certain demographic of people since the country existed....and you cosplay patriots were the main ones SILENT and/or GLEEFULLY IN FAVOR OF IT when it was happening.....
Yes it does.
For someone who claims to be black, you sure do lack street smarts...lolSmfh.
And the only way to prove that is to present a photo ID. Or, is a cop just supposed to take his word for it and leave the scene?2006 Alabama Code - Section 15-5-30 — Authority of peace officer to stop and question.
A sheriff or other officer acting as sheriff, his deputy or any constable, acting within their respective counties, any marshal, deputy marshal or policeman of any incorporated city or town within the limits of the county or any highway patrolman or state trooper may stop any person abroad in a public place whom he reasonably suspects is committing, has committed or is about to commit a felony or other public offense and may demand of him his name, address and an explanation of his actions.
still not what the law says,,, not to mention ids can be forged,,And the only way to prove that is to present a photo ID. Or, is a cop just supposed to take his word for it and leave the scene?
Are you old enough to have a driver's license?an ID is a peace of paper issued by the state and not whats required in the law,, just read it for christ sake,,
are you old enough to read??Are you old enough to have a driver's license?
And the only way to prove that is to present a photo ID. Or, is a cop just supposed to take his word for it and leave the scene?
Well, gee whiz! Let's do away with photo IDs...lolstill not what the law says,,, not to mention ids can be forged,,
I'm old enough and experienced enough to know that when a cop requests identification, he wants to see a photo ID...lolare you old enough to read??
youre struggling really hard to justify your lack of reading abilities,,,Well, gee whiz! Let's do away with photo IDs...lol
You know how stupid you sound?
If a cop knocks on your door and says he has a warrant, are you going to ask to see identification and the warrant, or just take his word for it?
Identifying one's self means showing a photo ID. How else is the cop supposed to know that person isn't lying?I get your point, but the law should be made much more clear than it is. I do not read it as someone has to SHOW their ID
the law doesnt ask for an ID,, it says you must provide your name address and explanation of your actions,,,I'm old enough and experienced enough to know that when a cop requests identification, he wants to see a photo ID...lol
thats not what the laws requires,,Identifying one's self means showing a photo ID. How else is the cop supposed to know that person isn't lying?
