ABSTRACT" Smart objects" connected to the" Internet of Things" present new possibilities
for technological surveillance. This network of smart devices also poses a new challenge for …

Facial recognition technologies enable a uniquely dangerous and pervasive form of
surveillance, and children cannot escape it any more than adults can. Facial recognition …

From secret stingray devices that can pinpoint a suspect's location, to advanced forensic
DNA-analysis tools, to recidivism risk statistic software-the use of privately developed …

Today, everyone is watched. While surveillance is not new," mass surveillance" is a
relatively recent phenomenon. The mainstreaming of surveillance has helped spark an anti …

Widely known as the" Panama Papers," the world's largest whistleblower case to date
consists of 11.5 million documents and involves a year-long effort by the International …

Conventional wisdom assumes that police are in charge of their investigative tools.
However, the fact that police are now consumers of new surveillance technologies created …

The growing differentiation of services based on Big Data harbors the potential both for
greater societal inequality andfor greater equality. Anti-discrimination law and transparency …

During a 1993 congressional oversight hearing on the integrity of 2 telephone networks,
security researcher Tsutomu Shimomura used a" software hack" to turn an analog cellular …

Amid a national debate over the scope of the criminal system and calls to defund police, a
growing number of jurisdictions are turning to private actors to mitigate the system's harms …

The future of policing will be driven by data. Crime, criminals, and patterns of criminal activity
will be reduced to data to be studied, crunched, and predicted.'Police departments across …