Prohibits using facial recognition technology as sole basis for establishing probable cause for arrest warrant.
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Overview
This bill in New Jersey aims to limit the use of facial recognition technology in law enforcement. It prohibits police from relying solely on facial recognition scans to justify obtaining an arrest warrant. The legislation seeks to prevent potential misidentification and ensure that other evidence is considered before a warrant is issued, protecting individuals’ privacy and civil liberties. It intends to ensure a more thorough and reliable process for establishing probable cause.
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