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Canada got rid of slavery early, and never had Jim Crow. So I figure y'all're just "me-tooing" the States. As usual.

Yeah, boy! Canada. . . the cutting edge of science!

By "the same," do you mean word for word, or similar (or identical) in effect? As it happens, I know what the law is in Canaduh. I was asking about Australia. Asking somebody who might actually know. (Hint. . . not you.)

Damn it! Cue the kaboom! Can't get good FX people these days.

I was unaware that the RCMP had jurisdiction in Australia.

You forgot "Heavens to Murgatroyd!"

One might think a fan would spell his name right, but I rather suspect the fan in question has been drinking.

What's the status of such things in Oz? Is compliance a law, a condition of one's license to drive, or is there some "reasonable suspicion" or "probable cause" requirement the cops are supposed to meet?

That's four minutes too long.

Moron Lardo has now taken it to the Supreme Court (of the United States).

Anglophone. . . Francophone:

False equivalence. Like "I may have slaughtered a kindergarten, but YOU once NICKED A CANDY BAR, so we're BOTH criminals, and you have no right to criticize me!"

Hey, if you identify as sub-human, being a hair-on-fire Commie librul I have to accept that.

Greenland or the Canal Zone.

Have HR do it, or if you're smaller than that, farm it out. Anybody who can be trusted to be a notary can do the job.

Nope. Surliness and intransigence are the leitmotif. Cons will hate any lib, libs will hate any con. Everybody'll either hate or laugh at the bit players.

Oddly, it's worse, because it automatically gives malevolent racists ammo to use against persons of minority races, even the ones who earned the position/promotion fair and square. If your organization has a no-preferences hiring, promotion, etc. policy, and can prove it, malevolent racists are...

There are no police, no prosecutor, and no charges. A civil case is X suing Y, leading to a money judgment or an injunction. Police, prosecutors, and charges are in criminal cases.