NARSOL suit filed in Oklahoma over marked driver’s licenses

Litigation seeks to terminate Oklahoma’s practice of marking certain driver’s licenses and state identification cards with the prominent label of “SEX OFFENDER.”

A lawsuit has been filed in the Northern District of Oklahoma to challenge the state’s practice of labeling the driver’s licenses and state identification cards of registered individuals with the conspicuous designation of “SEX OFFENDER.”
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  1. Geoffrey Schubert
    June 30, 2025 at 1:28 pm

    The situation in Oklahoma and other states. Makes me wonder . If it has been ruled at the state level that ID marking constitutes compelled speech. Why has no person or organization challenged the federal statute that requires the labeling of registrants passports? Is not compelled speech originating directly from federal government?

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