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Police Facial Recognition: When a Match Is Wrong #Shorts
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New Jersey courts now demand police disclose how they use facial recognition. Discover why a digital match is a lead, not definitive proof. Police often rely on algorithms to build a suspect list, but when that process is hidden, the truth remains obscured. This briefing explores why transparency—from source photo quality to examiner notes—is essential for a fair trial. 🔔…
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