HB 223 — Criminal Procedure - Facial Recognition Technology - Requirements, Procedures, and Prohibitions
HB 223 establishes requirements, procedures, and prohibitions for the use of facial recognition technology in criminal procedures in Maryland. The bill aims to prevent misuse and discrimination by setting clear guidelines for law enforcement agencies on how facial recognition technology can be used. It addresses concerns related to algorithmic discrimination and privacy by imposing restrictions on the deployment of such technology without proper oversight and transparency.
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