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Missouri sees new statewide camera rules signed by Kehoe, alongside local data discrepancies and Hawley questioning federal roles.

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The latest in this situation

  1. A Governor's executive order regulates police use of ALPR technology, prompting calls for greater transparency and guidelines.
  2. An executive order has been issued mandating specific safeguards for the use of camera technology.
  3. An executive order has been issued in Missouri that limits the use of technology within state agencies.
  4. Missouri sees new statewide camera rules signed by Kehoe, alongside local data discrepancies and Hawley questioning federal roles.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Sep 17. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Missouri sees new statewide camera rules signed by Kehoe, alongside local data discrepancies and Hawley questioning federal roles.

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MissouriMike KehoeJosh Hawley

How it developed

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  1. A Governor's executive order regulates police use of ALPR technology, prompting calls for greater transparency and guidelines.Sub-event
  2. An executive order has been issued mandating specific safeguards for the use of camera technology.Sub-event
  3. An executive order has been issued in Missouri that limits the use of technology within state agencies.Sub-event
  4. Kehoe signs statewide camera rules in Missouri amid local data retention issues and Hawley's questioning.1 source

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