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Release Adivasi Leader Surju Tekam & End Fake Encounters And False Arrests - Vimarsana News

Release Adivasi Leader Surju Tekam & End Fake Encounters And False Arrests

FACAM is appalled at the arrest of Sarva Adivasi Samaj Vice President Bastar Jan Sangharsh Samanvay Samiti Convenor, Surju Tekam on 2nd April 2024 under the

Wrongful Convictions Reveal the Flaws of the Criminal Justice System - Vimarsana News

Wrongful Convictions Reveal the Flaws of the Criminal Justice System

Derrick Hamilton turned 18 behind bars. A few months later in 1983, he was sentenced to 25 years to life for murder and robbery, and transferred to an upstate New York prison over 200 hundred miles away from his family. This sequence of events happened not once, but twice, to the young father. He was […] The post Wrongful Convictions Reveal the Flaws of the Criminal Justice System appeared first on Capital B News.

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Police used it to find suspects, but it created new victims - Vimarsana News

Police used it to find suspects, but it created new victims

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

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Police used it to find suspects, but it created new victims - Vimarsana News

Police used it to find suspects, but it created new victims

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

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How technology led to three Black men arrested and wrongfully accused - Vimarsana News

How technology led to three Black men arrested and wrongfully accused

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

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