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Executive Summary
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Key Findings
Recommendations
Introduction
Background
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What is Face Recognition Technology?
Unique Risks of Face Recognition
How Does Law Enforcement Use Face Recognition?
Our Research
Risk Framework
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Risk Factors
Risk Framework
Findings & Scorecard
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Deployment
Fourth Amendment
Free Speech
Accuracy
Racial Bias
Transparency & Accountability
Recommendations
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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
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Email Clare.Garvie@georgetown.edu
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Arizona
State Police used face recognition until 2013.
In June 2016, GAO reported FBI negotiations to search license photos. GAO later retracted that claim at FBI's request.
Pinal County Sheriff and Tucson Police stated they don't use face recognition.
Phoenix Police had no responsive records.
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