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Summary
The bill bans police and political subdivision officials from using a list of surveillance and artificial‑intelligence technologies—such as facial‑recognition, drones, and license‑plate readers—unless a warrant is issued. Violations are classified as felonies with at least one year and one day in prison and a minimum $10,000 fine per incident, and individuals can sue officials whose rights are violated. It is intended to safeguard citizens' Fourth Amendment protections.
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