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This project was funded by Grant No 2014 D6 BX K012 awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance as part of an effort to help state local and tribal law enforcement better understand and address cyber crime The Bureau of Justice Assistance is a compon...

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Many large city agencies have records management systems that they believe are sufficient for their needs, but large city agencies participating in NIBRS can gain additional benefits that their current systems might not be able to offer.

This policy development template was developed by state, local, and federal law enforcement, privacy, and criminal justice partners to provide law enforcement, fusion centers, and other public safety agencies with a framework for developing face recognition policies that comply with applicable laws, reduce privacy risks, implement minimum required training for authorized users and examiners, and establish entity accountability and oversight. In addition, this template includes policy provisions on collection, access, use, dissemination, data quality, security, redress, retention and purging, and accountability and enforcement, with an overall focus on ensuring the integration of P/CRCL protections in face recognition processes. Established Fair Information Practice Principles form the core of the privacy framework for this template.

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However, with the rise of new facial recognition technology that is both more affordable and better than what came before, law enforcement agencies that previously could not afford it might now be able to acquire their own facial recognition solutions. They might also be able to deploy the technology in ways that were previously impossible, such as on a mobile phone, body camera, or dash cam.