If a car is on private property it is of no business of anyone. Your car only needs tags if it is on a public road.
Some people back into their driveways if on busy streets because it is easier and SAFER to drive out forward at busier times.
There is no such thing as private property until it’s property tax time.
“If a car is on private property it is of no business of anyone. Your car only needs tags if it is on a public road.”
Right you are! So Jacksonville will pass this law and they will get sued, and after making it tough on their own law-abiding citizens for a few years, some a$$hole in a black robe will finally get around to telling the city that their law is in conflict with state law. But those who were abused won’t likely get any redress.
If a car is on private property it is of no business of anyone. Your car only needs tags if it is on a public road.
Silly peasant. There is no private property. Everything you do is at the mercy of the State. Now go eat your kale and say three “hail Michelle’s”. ;-)
“If a car is on private property it is of no business of anyone. Your car only needs tags if it is on a public road.”
There was a time when this nation had a written Constitution, a contract between the people and government, defining limits on action by government. The literal text of the Fourth Amendment would have applied to this situation and government would have understood it could not force citizens to convey information without a warrant issued by a judge based on probable cause. Of course today we have a “living Constitution” where government officials can interpret the meaning of words and even redefine words, or infer meanings, if its suits their purpose. For those who remember the days when the actual meaning of the words was respected, here is the actual text of the 4th Amendment:
“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.”
We should use capricious government actions such as the one proposed for Jacksonville as teaching moments for our children and grandchildren who have been taught by public schools and the media that freedom is all about sexual expression.