"I will work tirelessly to build relationships with other legislators in order to effectively accomplish best outcomes for District 39 and the state," said Lyn James
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Mon, May 24th 2021 9:31am
Tim Cushing
Following the passage of a law that finally made lots of documentation related to police misconduct publicly accessible in California, the requests for information began pouring in. Some law enforcement agencies complied. Others sued. The state Attorney General showed the public how much they mattered by siding with the secretive agencies.
The entity behind the standards for law enforcement training in the state Police Officers Standards and Training (POST) was supposed to post its training materials publicly in response to the new law. But it found a convenient out: copyright law. It claimed the company that produced its training materials on everything from ALPR readers to deployment of facial recognition tech refused to allow its copyrighted material to be posted publicly.