> It shouldn't really matter what the accuracy of the software is being used properly. You seem to be under the impression that our legal system is efficient.

> It shouldn't really matter what the accuracy of the software is being used properly. You seem to be under the impression that our legal system is efficient. It is not at all like that. You could be falsely arrested. It could take months before you actually able to have your case in front of a judge. In the meantime, you have to bail out of jail and hire a lawyer. That's thousands if not tens of thousands. In the end, the prosecution can just drop the case with any consequence and you've lost time, money, and possibly your job.