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California Legislature, Facial Recognition, Free Speech, Privacy Rights, Racism, Surveillance June 13, 2019

Does Facial Recognition’s Benefits Override Privacy?

Some advocates are concerned that facial recognition would chill speech as the government could use it to identify individuals at public rallies and demonstrations, or in their day-to-day movements.

Drones, Facial Recognition, Fourth Amendment, Free Speech, Law Enforcement, License Plate Readers, Personal Liberty, Privacy Rights, Stingray, Surveillance October 17, 2017

How New Technology Like AI, Drones and Big Data Can Limit the First Amendment

[MEDIASHIFT] by Jodie Gil and Vern Williams | October 11, 2017 Evolving technology is prompting new First Amendment challenges. As you prepare materials for your media law, ethics or First Amendment courses, here are six…

Drones, Law Enforcement, Privacy Rights, Surveillance June 1, 2015

California Bill Taking On Warrantless Drone Surveillance Passes Assembly 61-12

This was reposted from the Tenth Amendment Center’s website, which we strongly recommend you check out: http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2015/05/california-bill-taking-on-warrantless-drone-surveillance-passes-assembly-61-12/ SACRAMENTO, Calif. (May 28, 2015) – A California bill that would drastically restrict the use of drones by…