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It sounds to me like intrinsic concerns aside, the original process for acquiring footage seemed reasonable. It’s not really any different from if the police as
by noodlesUK 6y ago
It sounds to me like intrinsic concerns aside, the original process for acquiring footage seemed reasonable. It’s not really any different from if the police asked for CCTV records from a local business or similar. A huge problem was the creation of a streamlined request portal where cops could just ask for whatever they wanted, with little oversight. I’m increasingly curious what a model for a society where voluntary compliance with production of business records wasn’t acceptable, and any request for records had to come with a real warrant, signed by a real judge.
- xhkkffbf 6y agoIt's possible to add more and more constraints on what the police can do when collecting evidence, but it can often have the opposite effect. The judges become overburdened by the multiplying requests and they start to rubberstamp things.
- eie7eu3hrruur 6y agoThe reasonableness isn't the issue. San Diego has a few groups criticizing these cameras and if you read between the lines and look at what neighborhoods and communities they're advocating for it's obvious that the real concern is that the system will work and catch criminals in high crime neighborhoods.