Law enforcement officers are required to provide their names and badge numbers upon request.
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True.
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False.
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Explanation
As a driver, you have the right to know the identity of the law enforcement officer who stopped you. This helps to ensure accountability and transparency in the interaction. Asking for the officer's name and badge number is a common practice that can help you identify the officer if you need to file a complaint or report.
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