[Dillon Hunt]

Yes. You will be asked some questions and depending on the state law you may have to answer them. A case in Nevada went all the way to the US Supreme court and the high court ruled that requiring a person to identify themselves is not protected under the 5th amendment at least to the point of giving a name. No docs are required but a name is. If no docs are given then the police can, with proper statutory authority, detain you and take you to a facility in order to obtain id. ID is very loose and I think you can make you own with a notary and just put a serial number on it. I use doc number form the notary. : )


This Nevada case was argued incorrectly, there were issues left out. Like state inmunity or federal inminity being granted before giving any name, etc. Also give a first or middle name or even a christian name or nic Name, etc. Also as you know your name is heresay and so is any DOB and I am not a person as defined in any States Revised Code (private copyrighted law).


So it should be clear that a "criminal" prosecution is one that has the characteristics of a prosecution for "a crime" but may not be for a crime. However a criminal as a noun is convicted of a crime, not a criminal offense.

Bottom line - no crime victim, no crime at all of any kind,
No corpus delicti mean no one has any standing to bring the case in the first place.
No matter what they say it is either criminal or civil !!!


Thanks