The bill authorizes law enforcement to use facial recognition technology for violent crimes, with images captured by cameras affixed to dwelling exteriors by the owner or lawful tenant, under specific conditions and oversight.
If you operate a security camera business in Maryland, you must ensure compliance with privacy safeguards by January 1, 2024, or face penalties.
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What This Means
HB762 seeks to empower law enforcement in Maryland by allowing the use of facial recognition technology for violent crimes. This technology can only be utilized if the images are captured by cameras affixed to the exterior of a dwelling by the owner or lawful tenant, under specific conditions and oversight.
Key Provisions
- Authorizes law enforcement to use facial recognition technology for violent crimes.
- Images must be captured by cameras on the exterior of a dwelling.
- Cameras can be affixed by either the owner or lawful tenant of the property.
- Use is subject to obtaining a warrant and oversight by an independent review board.
Latest Legislative Action
Hearing 2/24 at 1:00 p.m.
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 28)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Bridges | Primary |
| Cardin | Primary |
| Chair, Appropriations Committee | Primary |
| Clippinger | Primary |
| Conaway | Primary |
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Compliance Checklist
Who: Law enforcement agencies
Deadline: Ongoing as technology is utilized
Penalty: Potential legal challenges or scrutiny
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