Texas requiring ID for traffic stops

[MountainGirl]

They cost too much to replace when I lose them.

I'm gonna get one of this RFID chips in my arm so I don't need to worry about it ever again.

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It goes in the hand.

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[Southpaw]

I'm a souverain citizen! I know my rights!!!

 

[Southpaw]

Have you ever been pulled over by an officer “just to check your license”?

@Ozzman

 

[Texan79423]

Failure to identify. Do stupid things win stupid prizes. You may win in court but I assure you can't beat the ride down town.

 

[DoubleDuty]

He said that the US Army was a communist organization. He identified several valid commies but he saw one behind every bush.

This was the Republicans misusing the FBI to coerce people into falsely testifying against others, exactly what the corrupt dems are doing now. Politicians really are evil scum.

 

[Wudidiz]

Their are a hell of a lot of criminals with warrants, murderers, child molesters, drug trafficers, etc., that are apprehended via identification. These haughty, know-it-all "sovereigns" are just another pain in the ass for law enforcement. They waste precious time and tax dollars rambling on about how they don't need to identify themselves. Get a life and concentrate on something positive. Lighten up and use what you consider to be your superior intellect to do something positive. Go bowling or something.

 

[Mic]

Yesterday Auron MacIntryre wrote a pretty good article about the retarded "Sovereign Citizens" and the equally retarded "Constitutional Conservatives"....

MacIntyre: The danger of zombie constitutionalism | Blaze Media

If you want a good laugh, you can enter the phrase “sovereign citizens” into your favorite video search engine and find endless hours of delusional people being arrested by the police. Sovereign citizens are a loose collection of individuals who believe they can evade the authority of the police...

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Your post was coming across as offensive to me with the " equally retarded Constitutional conservatives " comment.

Although I don't consider myself a conservative, I find myself closely aligned with them on a lot of issues....and those who really support the Constitution are at the top.

After reading the article and agreeing it is a good one, I've decided your comment wasn't meant in the way it came off. If I'm reading right, you vilify those who blindly spout the constitution, but would never stand to defend the rights laid out in it.

That what you meant?

 

[Tnhawk]

Have you ever been pulled over by an officer “just to check your license”?

I remember several years ago when roadblocks to check license, insurance, sobriety were often made during holiday periods. Often the checkpoints were provided ahead of time in local news.

 

[toddnjoyce]

…refuse to identify yourself to a Police Officer, they will arrest you, and have your car towed.

I encourage you to experience this a couple of times...

Have you?

 

[Ozzman]

Have you ever been pulled over by an officer “just to check your license”?

Unfortunately, yes I have.
I was young, and it was before I knew my rights.

 

[andre3k]

I remember several years ago when roadblocks to check license, insurance, sobriety were often made during holiday periods. Often the checkpoints were provided ahead of time in local news.

This had to have been in another state. I've been a cop for 21 years and they've illegal in Texas for at least that long.

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[Tnhawk]

This had to have been in another state. I've been a cop for 21 years and they've illegal in Texas for at least that long.

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It's been a few years. I remember encountering these stops in Houston, Memphis and Augusta during the 70s and early 80s.

 

[jrbfishn]

This had to have been in another state. I've been a cop for 21 years and they've illegal in Texas for at least that long.

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Nope. In Texas. Back in the early 1980s, IIRC, a court case finally stated that they were an unlawful search. I'm old and senile and I don't remember the specifics at this point.

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[wakosama]

In Virginia, before I moved here it was common to have roadblocks to stop people with expired safety stickers. I notice ALOT of cars around here [northern Harris Cty] have expired stickers.

 

[toddnjoyce]

In Virginia, before I moved here it was common to have roadblocks to stop people with expired safety stickers. I notice ALOT of cars around here [northern Harris Cty] have expired stickers.

Since 2016 Texas has been 2-steps, one sticker. The sticker indicates when the registration expires while issuing the registration requires a recent passing vehicle inspection be recorded in the state’s system.

Today, if the sticker is expired, the vehicle is unregistered. That’s gets us on the subject of paper plates; if the vehicle title is being transferred, you generally remove the sticker as it’s no longer registered in your name.

 

[General Zod]

This had to have been in another state. I've been a cop for 21 years and they've illegal in Texas for at least that long.

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They were typical in the 80s...and if they spotted you pulling a u-turn to avoid the roadblock there were usually a couple of motorcycle cops available to chase you down.

 

[mp_tx]

True.

Many people think you must have your Driver's License with you to drive.

Not true. For 40 years I've just told them my Name & Address when pulled over without my D.L.

Some cops would lie and say I needed to have the D.L. on me. I just said "Will Do Boss", and they looked me up on the computer.

Just because you don’t get a ticket, does not mean it’s against the law (psssst, it’s against the law).

Texas Transportation Code § 521.025 requires a driver to have their license in their possession while driving and display it when asked by a police officer. Failing to have an operator's license on person is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $200 with enhanced penalties for subsequent convictions.

 

[popsgarland]

I always have my drivers license/ID with me everywhere I go, especially driving. Why?? because it's the LAW.

I'm wondering how many laws @John Sam Rayburn breaks on a daily basis? or even a weekly or monthly basis.

 

[Glenn B]

It's not hard.

Every little bit of resistance helps.

The easier you make it for Globalists to install Communism, the faster it happens.

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So, showing your driver's license to law enforcement officer amounts to becoming more like communists? I never before realized that it was the communists who first decided folks needed a driver's license for driving. Thanks for informing me, now I know whom I am resisting if I refuse to show mine.

 

[cycleguy2300]

I always have my drivers license/ID with me everywhere I go, especially driving. Why?? because it's the LAW.

I'm wondering how many laws @John Sam Rayburn breaks on a daily basis? or even a weekly or monthly basis.

He probably breaks about the same as the rest of us...

I respect actions done with knowledge, more than the same ones with ignorance.

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