I Live in ID. RV Park. Law require I ID to police, no crime?
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Holy cow, how did any of you figure out what this question was?  \n\nJust to clarify for those who are reading, there is no "failure to ID" law in California, per se, and it would surprise me if any state does have such a law (not saying they don't, just saying it would surprise me).\n\nWe don't live in Russia, and there is no requirement for your to carry "your papers" as they might be there.\n\nThat said, there are times when you have to provide some kind of proof of ID (such as when you're driving or being cited for littering or whatever).  At least in my state, if the police are going to cite/arrest you, you have the obligation of proving who you are or not being released from custody until you do.\n\nA guy walking down the street, minding his own business and not breaking any laws?  Chances of him being arrested in California for not presenting ID upon request would be just about zero.\n\nI know you're in Idaho, and Lord knows every other state in the union is more conservative than California, but like I said...it would surprise me to learn that you had to identify yourself "just because."
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There are a few activities other than driving that require identification, but just to hang out or walk down the street, no identification is required. But you may have to identify yourself if you are stoped by the police.\n\nThere is an interesting case out of Nevada called, "Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada, 542 U.S. 177 (2004)" that was appealed to the US Supreme Court that basically says that you are not required to carry ID. \nQuoting:\nThe Hiibel case does not compel a person to show identification to a police officer upon demand. As of 2005, Americans are not compelled to carry identification (unless they are driving a car or performing another action that requires a license in that state).\n\nThe Hiibel case does not create a federal law that requires a person to give his or her name to a police officer upon request; it merely rules that states may issue such a law, and such a law is not unconstitutional. If a state does not have such a law, then people in that state are not required to give their names.\n\nThe Hiibel case only applies when a person is detained due to a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity. If no such reasonable suspicion exists, the person is not required to provide his or her name.
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No. All you need is proof of where you live. Examples: Your drivers license, Electric bill, Library card, Cable bill. Just so your name & address is on it.
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It depends on what state you live in. They all can be different. Check with your State Highway Patrol or Park district...they should be able to tell you.
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sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
540045
You can probably get the info through the DMV of dept. of public safety.  Check their websites.
6047
u wouldn't be doin any illegal attivity's would u???\nreport the serial # to police is the only way i think
208676
thats easy just call the police in Va and they will tell you that's all u need is a name.
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contact Harris county officers and ask to make sure you are within the law
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If you are not safe, you are not free.  Many times, when a person was attacked (be it rape, robbery, whatever) I have heard people say things like, "Well, she should not have gone to the mall by herself at night.  It's not safe."  Or, "Well, he should not have driven through that neighborhood." So, how free are we if a law-abiding citizen "is not supposed to" go out where they want to legally go?  \n\nI have nothing against security measures such as cameras in parks, parking lots, etc.  The camera does not prevent you from doing one legal thing.
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yes there are laws. Remember this.  Remember this. Safety not only protect you but your neighbor as well. Good luck and happy wisdom. Have a good day.
462774
I's illegal to use in a vehicle in the furtherence of a crime
207039
yea, check on nuisance laws in your state.  Your gonna need evidence though.
616584
Depending on the nature of your protest, you may not need one. That kind of thing is usually handled at the local level. Contact the municipality and see what they tell you. If it is to be on federal property, contact the park police. www.nps.gov/uspp They ought to be able to answer your questions.
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Check your local police station!\nTry NOT to get illegal access in police dept. database sys
408518
NO they don't have to. You would get that from the records department of your local law enforcement
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Call your local law enforcemet office and ask.