Re:Yesterday the FBI signed its first public contract with C...
by aboringusername on Friday December 31, 2021 @04:05PM
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I would suspect in such cases they would have a 'case file' on such an individual. Perhaps it ought to be to the extent it would pass any reasonable jury in a court of law - I would be very surprised if this system isn't merely an addition to their existing toolset to help them validate/process data (perhaps as a verification system? finding individuals they are looking for?)
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Re:Yesterday the FBI signed its first public contract with C...
by lathiat on Friday December 31, 2021 @04:42PM
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Here in Australia we are continually passing laws removing judicial/court/judge oversight for things and replacing it with whimsical oversight you’re lucky if someone outside of the requesting organisation looks at it. It’s pissing me off :(
Re:Yesterday the FBI signed its first public contract with C...
by SturgeonsLaw on Saturday January 01, 2022 @04:33AM
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Australia's rapid dismantling of any checks and balances is extremely concerning. It's also something of a bipartisan stance, the only real pushback tends to come from independents and minor parties.