IT’S A LIE --- ...the Los Angeles Police Department would have us, the people believe that cops can arrest you for refusing to identify yourself. Well, retired Judge Roosevelt Dorn, the executive director of the Southern California ACLU, the California Appellate Court, and the United States Supreme Court say the cops are lying. Judge Dorn disputes the #LAPD’s contention that “Hibel v. Sixth Judicial District,” etc. gives a police officer the right to request identification. “Hibel says a police officer has a right to request identification during a valid detention, not whenever he feels like it. If the person is suspected of having done something wrong and is subject to police detention, then he can be asked to identify himself.” Dorn said. “California has no ‘stop and identify’ law and therefore, in the words of the Supreme Court, it has not created a legal obligation requiring a suspect to answer questions, and you cannot be arrested for failing to provide identification to a officer,” Villagra wrote. #STANDFORFREEDOM #MINDYOUROWNBUSINESS #DanielleWatts citywatchla/4box-right/7644-here-s-why-holder-is-leaving-so-he-can-finish-what-he-started
Posted on: Sun, 12 Oct 2014 02:45:29 +0000
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