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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX I'll ask again: please name one state that doesn't require you to provide your license when asked on a traffic stop.

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@DoGYS_tutorials @forallcurious I don't know what that means, but I'll say yes.

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@AssociatesFirst @forallcurious The sun?

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@DoGYS_tutorials @forallcurious Thanks to global warming.

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX Of course it's best to give it to them. Not only that, it's required by law in all 50 states -- at the risk of going to jail.

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@SenWarren Let's see, I'm trying to remember who was president 3 years ago?

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@IQTestBrain There are 3 triangles.

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@Notwokenow @SenateGOP I don't understand why Republicans (incl Trump) do a lot of things that don't appear to make sense.

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@RealBrittHughes @marycatedelvey Are you sure you're a woman like he is?

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@RepThomasMassie Yep! We're screwed. Both parties suck.

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@Fun_Viral_Vids White girls can't twerk!

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX Probable cause is the reason for the legal traffic stop (speeding, no registration, etc.). I'll repeat:
GROK: "All 50 U.S. states REQUIRE drivers to present (or display) a valid driver's license during a lawful traffic stop."

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX I believe I said in one of my previous comments that we're talking about a "legal traffic stop". Typically in these cases where the driver (traveler) refuses to ID, they are stopped for no registration. Seeing a bad or no license plate is probably cause for a traffic stop.

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX True. You can refuse and go to jail. Maybe get your window broken and car towed in the process.

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX You are confusing "stop and frisk" (Terry stops) with being stopped for a traffic violation.

GROK: "All 50 U.S. states require drivers to present (or display) a valid driver's license during a lawful traffic stop."

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX Please name a state that doesn't require showing a driver license when asked by police at a traffic stop.

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@IQTestBrain 200. You said I'm in a room with 200 people, so that's the answer.

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@JustJenRX I wish someone would explain to me how it makes sense to go through having your window smashed, car towed and driver taken to jail, rather than obtain and carry a driver license.

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@daveyjohnny987 @MadelineLenny @JustJenRX This has nothing to do with "stop and identify". Every state requires you to present you license during a legal traffic stop.

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@daveyjohnny987 @JustJenRX You don't have to "give" your license in every state, but you do have to present it in every state for a legal traffic stop.