JUSTICE SUB-COMMITTEE ON POLICING - THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT: FACIAL RECOGNITION: HOW POLICING IN SCOTLAND MAKES USE OF THIS TECHNOLOGY

Diana Miranda

JUSTICE SUB-COMMITTEE ON POLICING - THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT: FACIAL RECOGNITION: HOW POLICING IN SCOTLAND MAKES USE OF THIS TECHNOLOGY

Diana Miranda

Social Sciences Department

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Abstract

As a result of interest from the Sub-Committee in my recent study exploring the
impacts of body-worn cameras (BWC), I hereby provide further evidence that
explores the views expressed by UK police officers on the use of live facial
recognition (LFR) technology.

Original language	English
Type	Evidence
Number of pages	9
Publication status	Published - 2 Dec 2019

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