content: It's technically accurate. But the legal requirement for registration hasn't actually been enforced since the end of the Vietnam War. And here's why: In order to be able to track something like this, the Selective Services would have to know who's how old in which school. They can't have any information on kids under 18, because they're minors. But they can't have any information on boys who are 18, because of the Family Education Rights Protection Act (FERPA) - which basically says schools aren't allowed to given out student info. Now, let's say Biff finishes high school and applies for a job. He fills out an application, and the app asks if he's registered with the Selective Services. Biff checks 'no'. Well, now what?Maybe they don't hire Biff. Does the G-man come and arrest Biff? Maybe. But then Biff says he didn't know he had to register! And they can't prove otherwise, because they weren't allowed to know anything about Biff when he was in school. It's a quagmire. And a waste of paper.