Mr. Rubin cited a regular drop-in whose lack of identification has stymied staff efforts to move him into the county system.
Under the Indiana law, voters who are turned away for lack of identification may cast provisional ballots, which are counted only if the voter travels to the county clerk's office within 10 days to show the required identification or sign a sworn statement that he cannot afford to obtain such an identification.
But the challenge now for Mr. Poole is to keep Canvas and 4chan as separate entities, to keep the lack of identification from devolving into bad behavior and from cross-pollinating the mischief and mayhem that permeate his first venture.
I enjoyed Malcolm Gladwell's perceptive article about Harper Lee's novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird," and "the limits of Southern liberalism," but I was disturbed by the lack of identification in the accompanying photograph of the great black American actor Brock Peters, who, as Tom Robinson, gave one of cinema's finest and most moving performances ("The Courthouse Ring," August 10th & 17th).
Mr. Gerhartsreiter told her during their 13-year marriage that he had never used a driver's license or a Social Security card, according to court filings — apparently to explain his lack of identification — and even persuaded her to file tax returns as a single person.
"I have been detained about five times for lack of identification papers but later released due to the fact that the police were frustrated with me and also because I am still young," said Hassan Abu, 16, who works as a porter.
Lack of identification is a major barrier to retention and success.
Lack of identification is likely to be common and the consequences are severe.
However, accurate evaluation of chiral pharmaceuticals as trace environmental pollutants is often hampered by the lack of identification of the stereoconfiguration of enantiomers.
Factors that may have contributed to the varying reliability of the results from previous studies are lack of identification of taut bands, inexperience of the examiners in assessing TrPs or incorrect palpation techniques.
