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Digital Evidence
Amazon Encourages Police to Use Untested Facial Recognition Technology
The Government Is Expanding Its Social Media Surveillance Capabilities
Facial Recognition: Dawn of Dystopia, or Just the New Fingerprint?
UNC School of Government Articles on Digital Evidence
Blog posts on various topics of digital evidence published at the UNC School of Government.
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Expert: San Francisco face ID ban would be warning to police
Virtual Case Notes: Not Only Can Alexa Eavesdrop — She Can Also Testify Against You
Voice-print Technology Monitors Inmates’ Calls in Florida
Can law enforcement compel a subject to unlock a device?
The NACDL Fourth Amendment Center has authored a Compelled Decryption Primer to help attorneys litigate the issue of whether law enforcement can compel a suspect to unlock or decrypt a device. The Fourth Amendment requires law enforcement to get a warrant to search a cell phone, even incident to arrest. Riley v. California, 573 U.S. …
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Gang-associated Youth Avoid Violence by Acting Tough Online, Stanford Sociologist Finds
Compelled Decryption Primer
NACDL’s Fourth Amendment Center has published a primer on whether law enforcement can compel a suspect to unlock or decrypt a device.
Search the list of more than 30,000 police officers banned by 44 states.
A USA TODAY Network investigation uncovered records of thousands of police officers investigated for serious misconduct. Starting with lists of officers who lost their law enforcement certification in 44 states, including North Carolina, those records available here.
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Search the list of more than 30,000 police officers banned by 44 states.
Order for Cell Phone Records
Sample order for cell phone records pursuant to a discovery motion.