Police Technology - From Body Cameras to Facial Recognition

An interview with Prof. I. Bennett Capers
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Rapid technological advancement is changing the way the law enforcement operate and interact with the public. Professor Bennett Capers explains how new technologies are being used by police departments across the country and the legal issues implicated.


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