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And, a Washington court recently ruled that data from Flock cameras are public records. As the article I started with this thread notes, "Police and city officials hope to exempt their reader data from disclosure under state public records law as part of Trudeau’s planned legislation."

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Washington Court Rules That Data Captured on Flock Safety Cameras Are Public Records

A Washington state trial court has shot down local municipalities’ effort to keep automated license plate reader (ALPR) data secret.The Skagit County Superior Court in Washington rejected the attempt to block the public’s right to access data gathered by Flock Safety cameras, protecting access to...

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Pump the Brakes: Regulating License Plate Readers -- a webinar from ACLU of Washington next Wednesday (December 10), 5:30-6:30 pm Pacific Standard time (UTC -8)

"In this webinar, we'll discuss how ALPRs work, why the lack of regulation threatens our civil rights and enables federal overreach, and how you can take action to fight back.

aclu-wa.org/event/pump-the-bra

Pump the Brakes: Regulating License Plate Readers - ACLU of Washington

Join us to learn how public agencies in Washington State use automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and how widespread unregulated use puts our privacy rights at risk, particularly for vulnerable communities like immigrants and people seeking abortion and gender-affirming care. In this webinar, we'll discuss how ALPRs work, why the lack of regulation threatens our...

www.aclu-wa.org · ACLU of Washington

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