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The Perpetual Line-up

Unregulated Police Face Recognition in America

Clare Garvie
Alvaro Bedoya
Jonathan Frankle
OCTOBER 18, 2016
The Perpetual Line-Up
  • Executive Summary
    • Key Findings
    • Recommendations
  • Introduction
  • Background
    • What is Face Recognition Technology?
    • Unique Risks of Face Recognition
    • How Does Law Enforcement Use Face Recognition?
    • Our Research
  • Risk Framework
    • Risk Factors
    • Risk Framework
  • Findings & Scorecard
    • Deployment
    • Fourth Amendment
    • Free Speech
    • Accuracy
    • Racial Bias
    • Transparency & Accountability
  • Recommendations
    • Legislatures
    • Law Enforcement
    • The National Institute of Standards & Technology
    • Face Recognition Companies
    • Community Leaders
  • Conclusion
  • Acknowledgements
  • Methodology
  • Model Face Recognition Legislation
  • Model Police Face Recognition Use Policy
  • Contact
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