A newly available toolkit for attorneys in Massachusetts is designed to help defense lawyers confront—and expose—the surveillance and automation technologies that police use to build criminal cases, from facial recognition systems to AI-generated police reports. The resource is positioned to give the defense bar a practical way to demand transparency and mount challenges during discovery, at a moment when law enforcement adoption of algorithmic tools is outpacing the rules governing them.
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