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8/16/09, 2:40 pm

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When is it legal to refuse to present identification to the police ? If I have not committed a crime or not even committed a crime if I am walking down the street

in broad daylight can I refuse to present identification to the police ? I know this might be an unusual question but where I live it does happen with the police and they

say that they can arrest someone for not presenting ID.


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