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South Carolina Bill Would Limit Government Use of ALPRs

South Carolina Bill Would Limit Government Use of ALPRs

by Mike Maharrey | Dec 18, 2024 | License Plate Tracking, State Bills

COLUMBIA, S.C. (Dec. 18, 2024) – A bill filed in the South Carolina House would limit the use of automatic license plate reader systems (ALPRs) and the data they collect and share. Rep. Todd Rutherford introduced House Bill 3155 (H3155). Under the proposed law,...
Missouri Bills Would Prohibit Credit Card Codes to Track Firearms Purchases

Missouri Bills Would Prohibit Credit Card Codes to Track Firearms Purchases

by Mike Maharrey | Dec 7, 2024 | Right to Keep and Bear Arms, State Bills, Surveillance

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Dec. 7, 2024) – Bills introduced in the Missouri House and Senate would prohibit financial institutions operating in the state from using a credit card merchant code to enable the tracking of firearm and ammunition purchases. Rep. Willard...
Now in Effect: Maryland Law Places Some Limits on Police Use of Facial Recognition

Now in Effect: Maryland Law Places Some Limits on Police Use of Facial Recognition

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 4, 2024 | Facial Recognition, State Bills

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Oct. 4, 2024) – On Tuesday, a new Maryland law placing some limits on government use of facial recognition surveillance went into effect. Sen. Charles Sydnor introduced Senate Bill 182 (SB182) on Jan. 10. Rep. David Moon introduced the companion bill,...
Now in Effect: Alabama Law Prohibits Credit Card Codes to Track Firearms Purchases

Now in Effect: Alabama Law Prohibits Credit Card Codes to Track Firearms Purchases

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 3, 2024 | Right to Keep and Bear Arms, State Bills, Surveillance

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Oct 3, 2024) – On Tuesday, the Alabama Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act went into effect. The new law prohibits financial institutions operating in the state from using a credit card merchant code to enable the tracking of firearm and...
Now in Effect: New Hampshire Law Bans Warrantless AI Facial Recognition Surveillance

Now in Effect: New Hampshire Law Bans Warrantless AI Facial Recognition Surveillance

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 26, 2024 | Facial Recognition, State Bills

CONCORD, N.H. (July 26, 2024) – Earlier this month, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu signed a bill into law that effectively bans warrantless police surveillance using facial recognition in the state. The law went into effect retroactively on July 1. Rep. Thomas...
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