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To: inquest
All section 203A says is that to receive funds a state must participate in the "DLA", that does not mean that Mexico can access your DL history.

Also, Article X (Information Exchange) , "B" of the DLA states:

The licensing authority of a member jurisdiction shall report to the licensing authority of the Jurisdiction of Record within 30 days of receipt each conviction and administrative action as designated in the DLA Code, as well as failures to comply. Such report shall identify the person involved and shall include any other information as may be specified in the rules.
That is a far cry from someone in Mexico logging into a database and pulling John Q Publics driving record, or any info for that matter.
64 posted on 02/14/2005 1:14:14 PM PST by Condor51 (May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't. - Gen G Patton)
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To: Condor51
"The licensing authority of a member jurisdiction shall report to the licensing authority of the Jurisdiction of Record within 30 days of receipt each conviction and administrative action as designated in the DLA Code, as well as failures to comply. Such report shall identify the person involved and shall include any other information as may be specified in the rules."

That is a far cry from someone in Mexico logging into a database and pulling John Q Publics driving record, or any info for that matter.

A far cry? On the contrary, that looks exactly like it.

89 posted on 02/14/2005 7:05:31 PM PST by inquest (FTAA delenda est)
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