11-07-2015, 05:15 PM
(11-07-2015, 05:08 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: No, you used the word demand because it's inflammatory and you thought it helped you prove your point. It's a common trick by lawyers and you got caught using it. As for the "name calling" you'll have to point out that bit because I missed it. Unless your deflecting because you got caught up, which seems to be the case, in which event don't bother.
I used the word demand because that is the language in the law. Of course an officer is entitled to request ID whenever he wants. But the law says he has no recourse if the person refuses. That is why i use the wortd "demand" instead of "request". The difference between those to words is crucial to understanding the law.
Do you want to tell everyone I am correct about this or do you want to just keep up a childish game of name calling.
