Libertarian chair faces Pinellas, FL court over Real ID citation

Pinellas FL County courts find Real ID can be a “Willey” matter









BTC – Adrian Wyllie, the Chair for the Libertarian Party of Florida, has become a burr in the side of the Pinellas County criminal justice system. His offense? Driving without a Real ID certified license in the State of Florida. After over 2 months public provocation, the sheriffs department issued a citation.

Wyllie had his day in court- the results should surprise anyone. We are joined in a discussion with Mr. Wyllie over these current events.

The legal battle over Real ID certified licenses in the State of Florida will continue to be challenged in a recently sponsored Tallahassee based legislation, HB 109 (R-Larry Ahern).

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HB 109 - [FL] Issuance and Renewal of Driver's Licenses and Identification Cards

c/o Floridians Against Real ID

"We are working on a Senate companion. Thanks to everyone that has promoted this bill in concept, and also Rep. Ahern for filing it. PLEASE ask your legislators to co-sponsor it, and let your neighbors know relief is on the way- but only if it passes. The current law affects Democrats, Republicans, and Independents alike- it is not the usual partisan issue."

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c/o MontrealGazette

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