NYS Lawmakers Discuss Standards for License Plate Reader Cameras

NY civil liberties groups push for 48-hour limit on police retaining license plate camera data

Lawmakers are weighing measures to crack down on Flock and other automatic license-plate readers.

NYS lawmakers discuss standards for license plate reader cameras

The debate over Automated License Plate Readers, or ALPRs, has reached the New York Capitol. Lawmakers are taking a look at how the license plate reader cameras are being used throughout the state.

NYS lawmakers look to regulate Flock automated license plate readers

The state currently has no minimum standards governing data collection, retention and use for automated license plate readers.

NY civil liberties groups push for 48-hour limit on police retaining Flock camera data

A Flock Safety camera is seen on the corner of River Street and Congress Street in Troy, New York. Lawmakers are weighing measures to crack down on Flock and other automatic license-plate readers. [ more › ]

NY Lawmakers Weigh License Plate Reader Rules Amid Constitutional Challenge

Prosecutors urged lawmakers to preserve police access to automatic license plate reader data as a pending Westchester County class action challenges mass vehicle surveillance under the state Constitution.

NY lawmakers to examine Flock cameras as privacy concerns grow across Capital Region

The hearing will bring together the Assembly committees on Consumer Affairs and Protection, Governmental Operations, and Local Government.