Public disputes over automated license-plate readers, searchable vehicle-location records, and the use or prohibition of networked camera systems.
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Florida revoked permits for plate readers on state highway rights-of-way, citing privacy and misuse concerns. Flock Safety urged regulation instead of removal, while Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner warned that the short deadline could harm criminal investigations.
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Clear filters and searchZach Schira is a Florida privacy advocate and organizer with DeFlock St. Pete.
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Steven Meiner is the mayor of Miami Beach, Florida. He previously served as a city commissioner and has worked as an attorney.
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Eric Aden is the sheriff of Okaloosa County, Florida. He began his law enforcement career as an Okaloosa County patrol deputy in 1995 and previously served with the Walton County Sheriff's Office.
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Marci Bakely is a U.S. Air Force veteran and Georgia resident.
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Max Isaacs is director of technology law and policy at the Policing Project at NYU School of Law. His work focuses on emerging policing technologies and civil rights. Before joining the project, he clerked for two federal judges and was a civil rights fellow at Lambda Legal.
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Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is a professor of law at the George Washington University Law School. His scholarship examines criminal procedure, privacy and police surveillance technology.
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Robert Frommer is a senior attorney at the Institute for Justice and director of its Project on the Fourth Amendment. His litigation has addressed search and seizure protections, property rights and free speech.
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