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Judicial notebook examines law enforcement facial recognition use
Original: Judicial notebook: Law enforcement use of facial recognition technology
A judicial notebook published by the American Psychological Association examines how law enforcement agencies use facial recognition technology in criminal investigations. The item addresses the psychological and legal questions raised by the tools, including accuracy and due process concerns. It adds to ongoing debate among courts, police and civil liberties advocates over how the technology should be regulated and used as evidence.
Why now: Concerns over facial recognition accuracy and its use in policing and courtrooms are a continuing source of legal and civil liberties debate.
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- Judicial notebook: Law enforcement use of facial recognition technology · American Psychological Association (APA)
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