HB 338 — Criminal Procedure – Facial Recognition Technology – Requirements, Procedures, And Prohibitions
HB 338 establishes requirements, procedures, and prohibitions for the use of facial recognition technology in criminal procedures. The law aims to regulate the deployment of facial recognition by law enforcement to protect individual privacy and prevent misuse. It addresses concerns related to surveillance and biometric data collection, aligning with privacy and surveillance harm domains.
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