California Lawmaker Seeks Criminal Penalties for Misuse of License Plate Reader Data
The proposal would add criminal penalties for unauthorized access while preserving the technology for solving crimes and finding missing people, officials said.
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California lawmaker seeks punishment for lpr misuse
California Assemblyman Matt Haney plans to introduce legislation in January that would create criminal penalties for misuse of license plate reader data, following misconduct cases involving police departments in Stockton and San Jose.
California lawmaker seeks criminal penalties for misuse of license plate reader data
A California Assemblyman is proposing a bill to impose criminal penalties for the misuse of data collected by license plate readers, following recent misconduct cases involving police departments in Stockton and San Jose.
Haney, Jenkins propose penalties for officers who misuse license plate reader data
A state legislator from San Francisco and the city’s district attorney have announced new legislation to hold individuals accountable for misusing their access to data collected by automated license plate reader, or ALPR cameras. The bill, authored by Assemblymember Matt Haney, D-San Francisco, and District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, will create criminal penalties for law enforcement […]
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