Guiding Principles for Law Enforcement's Use of Facial Recognition Technology
Five guiding principles for law enforcement's use of facial recognition technology were developed by the Law Enforcement Imaging Technology Task Force (LEITTF), a joint effort of the IJIS Institute and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. These principals include developing policy, protecting individuals rights, results ranked on computational analysis, results used for lead generation purposes only, and users should be trained to use the technology.
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