Is this true (LEO only)

[olefafl]

In NJ, they've found a way around that silly unlawful search and seisure law. You can't get a driver's license unless you sign a consent to search first. If you refuse to sign away your constitutional rights, you can't have the license.

I did a search on the NJ DMV and didn't see anything about it. I know states do some strange stuff, but don't think they would do that.

 

[FordSVTFan]

There is no blanket "consent to search" release given when a person in NJ signs for a D.L.

 

[olefafl]

There is no blanket "consent to search" release given when a person in NJ signs for a D.L.

Is there anything even close to it?

Thanks.

 

[FordSVTFan]

Is there anything even close to it?

Thanks.

Most of the consents noted have to do with inspections (enforcement details), DUI/breathalizer/FST, etc. The search authority is usually subsequent to those actions, such as after arrest or before impounding a vehicle for reasons of inventory, and not written into the law in order to receive a D.L.

 

[olefafl]

OK, Thank You.

 

[jshen]

Is there anything even close to it?

Thanks.

Do we have skeletons in our closet?oke:

Although the thought is rather clever..I have not heard of prior consent being used like this. We do however, when a druggy is put on probation, have him sign a consent to search agreement as a condition of probation...

 

[olefafl]

Do we have skeletons in our closet?oke:

Although the thought is rather clever..I have not heard of prior consent being used like this. We do however, when a druggy is put on probation, have him sign a consent to search agreement as a condition of probation...

LOL No skeletons in the closet, I know where to hide the body. Just wanted to see if the poster from the other site was right. I didn't think he was right, but wanted to hear it from one of you guys.