Stop and identify
What you can demand when you stop someone, and what you can charge when they refuse or lie, state by state. See every state on one page.
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Arkansas Stop and Identify: No Statute, and Rule 2.2 Limits Even the Request
Minnesota Stop and Identify: Lies Aren’t Obstruction, but a False Name Is § 609.506
Missouri Stop and Identify: A Kansas City Demand Statute With No Penalty
Kentucky Stop and Identify: No Duty to Answer, and No False-Name Charge Without the Warning
Washington Stop and Identify: Traffic Stops Carry a Duty, Pedestrians Don’t
Tennessee Stop and Identify: You May Ask for the Name, and a Fake One Is Now a Crime
Mississippi Stop and Identify: No Duty for Pedestrians, and Drivers Now Hand Over the License
Iowa Stop and Identify: Refusing Isn’t Interference, and Coleman Ends the Stop Early
Oklahoma Stop and Identify: No Statute, an Open Question on Silence, and Felony False IDs
Oregon Stop and Identify: Silence Is Lawful, and Lying Is a Crime in Two Settings
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