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This changes the default regime to put more surveillance in the hands of police. In theory this would not matter, since police should have the same legal/invest
by public_defender 4y ago
This changes the default regime to put more surveillance in the hands of police. In theory this would not matter, since police should have the same legal/investigatory predicate before accessing surveillance regardless of who has custody, but we have indications that this type of access regime is easily abused and accountability mechanisms are not reliable.