HB5231 regulates the use of automated license plate readers (ALPR) by law enforcement agencies in Illinois, including data retention, sharing, and.
HB5231 establishes guidelines for Illinois law enforcement agencies using ALPR systems. It mandates that ALPR systems can only be used for criminal investigations, missing or endangered person cases, or human trafficking alerts. Agencies must report annually on their ALPR usage, including data on system queries, stops, and unauthorized access. The bill requires ALPR systems to purge data within 21 days for system data and 2 years for audit trail data. It prohibits the sale or sharing of ALPR data and mandates public reporting and awareness measures.
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