Is there a legitimate role for facial recognition in law enforcement and policing?

By Larry John Brown

Published: April 29, 2022 | 7:13 PM GMT

London School of Economics 14 June 2022

To get a better understanding of how facial recognition technology in policing and law enforcement is seen, the Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner is planning an event for expert witnesses to provide evidence on whether there is a legitimate role for facial recognition in policing and law enforcement.

Audience members will be able to ask questions to test the strength of the opposing arguments and form their own opinions on who has the most compelling testimony.

Admission is free. Tickets will be released in the coming weeks, in the meantime you can register your interest via enquiries@obscc.org.uk

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