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Originally posted by Geezy Rider View PostShould I have reworded that to “Stop and Identify “ state? It’s my understanding that in Texas we are not obligated to provide a license unless we are actually in the act of doing whatever the license is allowing us to do, such as driving a car. I must produce my license if I’m behind the wheel of my car but if I’m just a passenger then I’m not required to. Is that correct or have I been watch too much utube?
As you noted, obviously when doing an regulated action that requires a license such as fishing or driving, you must show the required license to be legal.
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the good the bad and the UGLY
Luckily most of my encounters have been ok
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Guess I watched too much Tex Game Warden on TV but not really impressed when they catch non-english speaking fisherman with no license undersized fish and say don't do it next time, get a license, see ya. Then when I was a young man they pulled my rat boat coming in from offshore, I had a ton of fish (reds gulf trout and black drum) and miscounted had 1 too many black drum packed down in the ice they wrote me up. Silly mistake and I was wrong. Meanwhile $250000 snapper boats plowing past us and he was concentrating on poor me LOL 22' aquasport with a 1978 175 Evinrude. Get a Life
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Geezy- if you are legally detained you don’t have to show a license but required to identify. If you are a pass in a vehicle you are not legally detained unless you are. Not wearing seatbelt etc. if driver is stopped for speeding when the car stops you can get out and walk away if you want. Not required to stay or answer anything
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Originally posted by glen View PostGeezy- if you are legally detained you don’t have to show a license but required to identify. If you are a pass in a vehicle you are not legally detained unless you are. Not wearing seatbelt etc. if driver is stopped for speeding when the car stops you can get out and walk away if you want. Not required to stay or answer anything
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Originally posted by glen View PostGeezy- if you are legally detained you don’t have to show a license but required to identify. If you are a pass in a vehicle you are not legally detained unless you are. Not wearing seatbelt etc. if driver is stopped for speeding when the car stops you can get out and walk away if you want. Not required to stay or answer anything
Is there Texas case law which is more strict that the US Constitution/SCOTUS?
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Originally posted by doghouse View PostThere was at least 3 in my room. They were nice but I doubted their intentions. We were in a larger room with 3 beds. It's not that big of a deal, but also thought this is not right.
Did they kick the door in, or did someone allow them in?
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[quote=txhunt7;16457218]Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostGeorge Straight did all that and still sings.
Maybe when he was younger but having a hard time believing that one with his large Dilley ranch, and he appears to on the straight and narrow road these days. Not buying it unless you have a factual story
Just as myself and others witnessing the distinct odor of burnt Marijuana rolling out of another famous country singers bus at hlsr. When you tell people no one believes you.
Other than my word there are no facts.
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Originally posted by Duckologist View PostExcept those are all illegal searches and no evidence could be used in court
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They are only illegal searches if he lacks suspicion. If he can articulate suspicion that the coolers are/have been use in hunting/fishing activities, he can search them without consent/warrant because they are mobile.
Suspicion may be blood/feathers/scales on coolers or in bed of truck, truck bed full of hunting/fishing accoutrements, etc.
None of this is cut and dried.
For those whining that Wardens gan go onto your property whenever they want and for whatever reason, you’re wrong.
They can only go on your property without a warrant to investigate matters under their jurisdiction. That means they must suspect that hunting/fishing is occurring on the property.
ANY LEO has the same authority to enter your property for investigative purposes under the Open Fields Doctrine. You may personally agree or not, but it’s SCOTUS precedent for the last 100 years.
Entering your “ranch” is not the same as entering your home.
No LEO may enter/search your home/curtilage without consent or a warrant.
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Originally posted by bpa556 View Post
No LEO may enter/search your home/curtilage without consent or a warrant.
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