As American cities deploy more cameras, license plate readers, drones, and data tools, the legal guardrails have failed to keep pace. A limited federal framework could protect public safety while preserving constitutional privacy and accountability.
As American cities deploy more cameras, license plate readers, drones, and data tools, the legal guardrails have failed to keep pace. A limited federal framework could protect public safety while preserving constitutional privacy and accountability.
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