Illinois HB5151 regulates the use of Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) systems by law enforcement and government entities, outlining.
The Automated License Plate Recognition System Act, HB5151, establishes guidelines for the use of ALPR systems by law enforcement and government entities in Illinois. It specifies authorized uses, including identifying stolen vehicles, tracking individuals involved in forcible felonies, and investigating missing persons. The act prohibits using ALPR systems for monitoring political protests, tracking lawful health care activities, or compiling databases targeting specific groups. It mandates data retention for 30 days and requires deletion of data not used for authorized purposes.
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