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getting briefed on the facial recognition technology crime center representative told police chief the problem with the technology is that white people think blacks all look alike. i have seen it from people calling elijah cummings and john lewis and the totally different people. i trust people for trying. it was prompted by a twitter job in which the congresswoman display that she had already made up her mind. you should probably rethink the whole facial recognition. he says he is concerned about misidentification and the rights of the accused. he is also concerned about the
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the house for people calling elijah cummings john lewis and they are totally two different people. but he shot back and the staff and trained professionals. people are trained regardless of race and regardless of gender. the invitation for the tour a twitter jab from august and the congresswoman displayed that she had already made up her mind. you should probably rethink this whole facial recognition bowl. chief craig is concerned about misidentification and the rights of the accused. he s also concerned about the victims and their families. he admitted the technology is not perfect. studies have shown the software that exist today more than likely will miss identify persons of color. we understand that, and we don t take that lightly. that is why his analyst go through rigorous training, he said. and rashida tlaib said the analyst need to be divided on racial lines. why are people not qualified
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justice is a federal law passed by congress. so the president intervening as commander in chief would be walking away from a system of justice that actually does protect the rights of the accused. these people go to jury trials of their combat peers. it was a potential disaster and i m glad he is backing away from it. he is backing away from a preemptive pardon while awaiting trial. a flash poll was conducted of more than 16,000 members for pardons on whether people agree on pardons for service member whose have been convicted. 23% strongly agree. you can see 17% somewhat agree. but basically 13% somewhat disagree and 39% strongly disagree with that. let s talk about that and the way your members would react to a preemptive pardon. we polled our members to find
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