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#public-inquiry

Undercover policeman admits spying on Keir Starmer when he was a barrister

Undercover police spied on Keir Starmer and accessed confidential legal advice he provided in the McLibel case during the early 1990s.

Conservative MP adds to calls for public inquiry over PSNI police spying | Computer Weekly

Police unlawfully surveilled journalists, raising concerns about their surveillance practices and calls for a public inquiry into abuses in Northern Ireland.

Undercover policeman admits spying on Keir Starmer when he was a barrister

Undercover police spied on Keir Starmer and accessed confidential legal advice he provided in the McLibel case during the early 1990s.

Conservative MP adds to calls for public inquiry over PSNI police spying | Computer Weekly

Police unlawfully surveilled journalists, raising concerns about their surveillance practices and calls for a public inquiry into abuses in Northern Ireland.

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#civil-liberties

Weak "Guardrails" on Police Face Recognition Use Make Things Worse

EFF advocates for banning government use of face recognition technology to protect civil liberties.

'Reverse' searches: The sneaky ways that police tap tech companies for your private data | TechCrunch

Police departments rely on tech companies' data for criminal investigations.

Reverse searches demand vast amounts of user data from tech giants for law enforcement purposes.

Weak "Guardrails" on Police Face Recognition Use Make Things Worse

EFF advocates for banning government use of face recognition technology to protect civil liberties.

'Reverse' searches: The sneaky ways that police tap tech companies for your private data | TechCrunch

Police departments rely on tech companies' data for criminal investigations.

Reverse searches demand vast amounts of user data from tech giants for law enforcement purposes.

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The Atlas of Surveillance Removes Ring, Adds Third-Party Investigative Platforms

Documentation of police surveillance through partnerships

Impact of removing surveillance data from the Atlas

Wandsworth drug dealers convicted after police surveillance operation

Police surveillance led to the arrest of two drug dealers with illicit substances and weapons.

The successful operation helped reduce violence in the area by removing dangerous individuals and weapons from the streets.

California police want drones in car chases. How San Francisco's Prop E could affect that

Proposition E in San Francisco aims to relax restrictions on police use of surveillance technology, including drones in high-speed chases.

The implications of Proposition E on law enforcement policies may extend beyond San Francisco to other cities and jurisdictions in California.

Man admits snatching 24 phones in central London

The use of local camera networks by police was crucial in catching a prolific phone snatcher in central London.

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