What is the purpose of the facial recognition policy?
To establish procedures for the acceptable use of images, information, and tools within the facial recognition system.
Who does the facial recognition policy apply to?
It applies to all members with direct access to the face recognition system and those permitted to request face recognition searches.
Define ‘Candidate’ in the context of facial recognition.
A possible match to a submitted probe image.
What is ‘Facial recognition’?
The automated searching of a facial image (probe) against a known database(s) resulting in a list of candidates ranked by similarity score.
What is a ‘Probe’ in facial recognition?
The facial image or template searched against a known mugshot database.
Who is a ‘Face Examiner’?
A person who has successfully completed training in the face recognition system and its features.
What are the authorized uses of facial recognition technology?
Only during investigations with reasonable suspicion related to:
* An active criminal investigation
* Emergencies involving imminent threat to health or safety
* Identification of deceased persons
* Identification of individuals concealing their true identity.
True or False: Facial recognition can be used solely as the basis for an arrest.
False.
List three prohibited uses of facial recognition systems.
What classifications cannot be used as the basis for facial recognition searches?
What must members ensure regarding the databases used for facial recognition?
Members shall not maintain or keep any database for facial recognition searches and must only use authorized systems.
What should probe images used for searches be obtained from?
Legally obtained sources.
Who determines if probe images are suitable for a facial recognition search?
The Face Examiner.
What must be documented if a match results in law enforcement action?
The use of facial recognition in the appropriate report.
What is required for the justification of facial recognition system use during an audit?
What training must members complete to access the facial recognition system?
Training that meets Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) minimum criteria.