Ala. Admin. Code r. 265-X-5-.07 - Privacy Protections
(1)
Facial comparison is a uniquely powerful investigative and identification tool.
Criminal justice agencies or other user agencies shall not employ this
technology to conduct dragnet screening of individuals or mass surveillance of
places, groups, or activities.
(2)
Officers may not use facial comparison technology to conduct surveillance of
persons or groups based solely on the issues of religion, politics, race,
ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or any other constitutionally protected
activity.
(3) Officers must use
facial comparison technology according to all federal and State laws, and all
departmental policies, including those addressing racial profiling.
(4) This section is not intended to prohibit
law enforcement agencies from using facial comparison as an investigative tool
to screen individuals or groups when doing so is based on actionable
intelligence of an impending terrorist or criminal act.
Notes
Author: Maury Mitchell
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, ยง 41-9-620.
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