New Jersey A759 mandates the Attorney General to study and report on law enforcement's use of facial recognition technology, including.
New Jersey A759 requires the Attorney General to study the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement agencies and issue a report within six months. The report must assess the technology's availability, feasibility, and accuracy, summarize its current use for generating police reports, and recommend a statewide policy for its use by state and local agencies. The bill aims to provide a comprehensive overview and guide for the responsible implementation of facial recognition technology in law enforcement.
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