Originally Posted by eyecue
Since a false ID was presented and the is a requirement to present ID at airports, this is an example of impersonation. Attempting to gain a benefit by by assuming a false identity.
Well, we'll have to wait for the Gilmore case to run its course to see, won't we? Your agency won't say whether it is required by law or not. Secret law is a bit of a pain, isn't it?
