"Dusty" wrote in message
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But I put this to you.. What sort of legal action could one bring to bear
to fight such draconian practices? Could there be (or has there been)
some
sort of Constitutional argument against such non-sense? Has it worked?

Unfortunately, you don't have the right to drive...it's a privilege afforded
to you by the State.

I'm thinking that one has the right to travel.. the right to life,
liberty
and the pursuit of happiness.. could this be an argument used in court? I
wonder...

One's right to travel can be limited by the State...think "being out on
bond" when a magistrate can command you not to leave the state.

One's right to travel in the U.S. has been secured by the Courts, but not
one's right to travel OUTSIDE of the US borders.

Read my next posting...just hit the AP.