Despite MPD ban, facial recognition technology is still present in Milwaukee’s criminal justice system | Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
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Article written by Devin Blake
Milwaukee Police Department has ceased using facial recognition technology, yet it still plays a role in ongoing criminal cases. Community members and experts express concerns over its reliability and the adequacy of disclosures to defendants regarding its use in investigations.
Read full story @ milwaukeenns.org/2026/09/07/despite-mpd-ban-facial-recognition-technology-is-still-present-in-milwaukees-criminal-justice-system »
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The piece effectively communicates the implications of facial recognition technology in Milwaukee's criminal justice system, though some areas could be more tightly organized for enhanced clarity. It provides a balanced view of the issue, supported by credible sources.
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