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Face Recognition Technology in the Courtroom: Legal challenges and defense strategies
This program delves into the evolving role of facial recognition software (FRS) within the criminal justice system. Participants will explore the current applications of FRS by law enforcement agencies, including its use in identifying suspects through cellphone cameras, surveillance footage, and social media. The course will dissect the technology behind FRS, explaining its mechanism of comparing probe photos to databases and distinguishing between face verification and face identification. Attendees will gain insight into the limitations and challenges associated with FRS, such as accuracy issues, demographic biases, and the impact of photo editing. Legal considerations for defense attorneys will be highlighted,…
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