Prohibits using facial recognition technology as sole basis for establishing probable cause for arrest warrant.
Summary
The bill bars law‑enforcement agencies in New Jersey from relying solely on facial‑recognition technology when seeking an arrest warrant. It affects police investigations that might otherwise depend on algorithmic matches, aiming to protect civil liberties by requiring additional evidence. The measure seeks to ensure warrants are based on a broader factual basis, not just a single technological tool.
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