A 3712 — Relates to Prohibiting Facial Recognition Technology to Be Used in Connection with an Officer Camera
This bill addresses the use of facial recognition and biometric information in law enforcement to determine probable cause. It seeks to regulate the deployment of such technologies to prevent potential misuse and discrimination. The bill was introduced in the 2023-2024 legislative session and is currently referred to the Governmental Operations Committee for review.
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