> The police department does, so they should be liable for those decisions. Does it? Perhaps if they are using a bespoke solution, but they could just as easi

> The police department does, so they should be liable for those decisions. Does it? Perhaps if they are using a bespoke solution, but they could just as easily be using a standard system procured at the county or state level. > the entire department should have been informed to not trust the results until the underlying issue was found and fixed. This doesn’t seem like a real world solution. Without knowing the frequency and nature of the problem this could be a massive overreaction.