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Science or Technology? The Regulation of Police Surveillance Tools - Criminal Law
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Science or Technology? The Regulation of Police Surveillance Tools - Criminal Law
Elizabeth E. Joh, Police Technology Experiments, 125 Colum. L. Rev. F. 1 (2025). Jessica M. Eaglin Data-driven policing technologies. By now, you can probably name a few off the top of your head. Facial recognition technology, GPS location monitoring devices, Automated License Plate Readers, ShotSpotter, and of course, predictive policing software. All are common examples of surveillance tools used by police which rely on algorithms to process …
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