NJ5 on 27 July 2010
| Kasz216 said: As for me by the way... I'm kinda confused about this law. I mean, if someone is caught committing a crime or are suspected of committing one aren't they required to show proof of identification anyway? I mean, you'd want to make sure it was the right guy i'd think. Even if it's something that's just tickatble. I mean... you ticket someone who has no ID. What are the chances that gets paid? |
Given what you said, and assuming this law is not totally useless I'd say that it means that the police can ask for your id for the "appearance" of an infraction, or for things which usually wouldn't warrant a fine. For example, a policeman sees a jaywalker and asks for his papers.
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