Addressed by the Court in Hiibel, the stop-and-identify statutes:

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In Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada, the Supreme Court held that stop-and-identify statutes, which require individuals to identify themselves to police officers during stops based on reasonable suspicion, do not violate the Fourth Amendment. These statutes do not authorize random stops, checks near borders specifically for immigration enforcement, or detaining individuals until identification is produced.

Addressed by the Court in Hiibel, the Stop-And-Identify Statutes