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  • The Use of Facial Recognition Technologies by Law Enforcement Authorities in the US and the EU Towards a Convergence on Regulation?

    Xavier Tracol
    289-315
    27-06-2025

    Law enforcement authorities have been using facial recognition technologies for many years in both the US and the EU. Some US legislators adopted bans and/or moratoriums whilst other US legislators adopted nuanced regulations about such use. The EU legislature considered adopting a ban of the use of live or real-time facial recognition technologies by law enforcement authorities in publicly accessible spaces. The EU legislature however ended up adopting a partial ban which provides for many broad exceptions. In this context, the US and the EU share a common interest in sharing experience about regulating the use of facial recognition technologies by law enforcement authorities.

     

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DOI: 10.26116/techreg | ISSN: 2666-139X

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