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But these pieces of high-tech surveillance equipment and more like them are being used now by local law enforcement, often without public knowledge, input or consent.
The proposed legislation covers all surveillance technology from cellphone interceptors to license plate readers to facial recognition software to those not invented yet. It dictates a cost-benefit analysis prior to purchase and a proposed usage policy — vetted in a public forum — and after purchase, an annual use audit to provide real data in real time. High-tech gadgets can be useful tools in the investigation of crimes. But they can also be expensive boondoggles that rarely get used.
Or worse, they can be used inappropriately and generate costly lawsuits and unjust outcomes. Policing is not exempt from the racial divides that cross this country. Profiling and targeting can and have been applied disproportionately to certain groups including African-Americans, Latinos, religious groups, young people and those marching in the street for redress of grievances.
As people become aware of the billions in federal funding and the extensive equipment provided directly to law enforcement for surveillance, they want to know when and why it is being considered, what it is intended to do, and what are the real costs before being deployed.
They also want rules to ensure proper use, oversight, accountability and safeguards for individual rights. Jerry Brown heeded that call in , signing into law three bills that increased surveillance transparency: SB email privacy , SB cellphone interceptors and SB 34 license plate data usage. But new innovations in technology race ahead faster than equipment-specific legislation can possibly keep up with.