s on the birth certificate.
I'm talking about Political Jurisdiction. In the US Jurisdiction hinges on citizenship, which hinges on the birth certificate. Interestingly, our births are based on hearsay as no one on the planet remembers by their own memory who their mother is. In other words, we all believe the woman that says she gave birth to us is our mother, but none of us actually remembers the birth event which, in effect makes it hearsay, but hearsay is not admissible in court in most cases. If two boys traded birth certificates and went to get their licenses, they could, in effect, change identities and no one would be the wiser. They would have traded identities and therefore true legal names. This alone could create reasonable doubt in a jurors mind which could ultimately throw a case. About driving without a license, it is being done by a friend of mine. He keeps going to court and basically winning because he challenges the jurisdiction with the aforementioned tactic. The courts simply sweep it under the rug, though it is inconvenient, I think my friend gets a kick out of it.