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Originally Posted by Turf
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Nope it's real.
http://www.bofunk.com/image/49/drivers_license.html
I think she went to court because a cop told her to remove her veil during a traffic stop but she refused citing religious rights. I believe she won the case.
Not sure and couldn't find anything on google.
Anyway, it's fucked up that someone can get away with putting a drivers license of anyone on the internet ever if key information is marked out.
Just seems like it violates government and private property in some way to me. It's probably a nice tool to use to electronically forge someones signature.