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Laurie Levenson, professor at LMU Loyola Law School, discussed the legal implications of police license plate reader cameras in Connecticut, explaining that current legal analysis relies on outdated privacy concepts, summarizing the traditional argument:…
Joseph Trigilio, associate clinical professor at LMU Loyola Law School and executive director of Loyola Project for the Innocent, commented on the legal process to make a case against law enforcement officers who engaged…
Ángel Díaz, associate professor of law at LMU Loyola Law School, commented on the growing number of police forces around the country using artificial intelligence to write their reports. “In the name of efficiency,…
Laurie Levenson, LMU Loyola Law School professor, provided commentary to NBC News about the rise in federal prosecution of protestors in Los Angeles, and the resulting issue of credibility. Levenson shared, “People want federal…
“People with significant mental health issues are both deeply vulnerable and also incapable, often, of responding to the commands of law enforcement,” said Eric Miller, a law professor at LMU Loyola Law School. “And…
