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The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office plans to review and update its list of police officers who will not be called to testify because of credibility issues.
The legislation would limit use of facial recognition to investigations of certain violent crimes, human trafficking offenses or ongoing threats to public safety. If passed, it would be the state’s first limitation on the tech.
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The bill in the House of Delegates would be the first successful attempt to regulate the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement at a statewide level in Maryland.
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The bill in the House of Delegates would be the first successful attempt to regulate the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement at a statewide level in Maryland.
A lawsuit challenging "exorbitant" fees for police misconduct files requested under Maryland's public records law has drawn support from a variety of groups.