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X. INTERPLAY OF PRIVACY AND OPENGOVERNMENT RECORDS
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... Senate bill, the Ethical Use of Facial In his 1953 work evaluating government openness, Harold Recognition Act,560 was proposed to provide for a moratorium Cross systematically documented the limited nature of indion the use of FRS until the date on which Congress implements vidual access to governmental records.570 Cross' comprehensive guidelines governing its use.561 The national dialogue in the review of federal and state laws concerning openness and inUnited States has renewed focus on FRS as a police practice, formation practice was influential in the subsequent creation of and on June 8, 2020, the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act open records laws by both states and the federal government.571 of 2020 was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives.562 In 1966, the United States enacted the Federal FOIA Statute.572 The proposed legislation would prohibit the real-time use of Effective a year later in July 1967, the Federal FOIA Statute has FRS on police body cameras and would require study of issues been updated over the years with the most recent revisions ocrelating to the constitutional rights of individuals on whom FRS curring in 2007.

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... FOIA provisions at both the federal and data collection and retention strategy exist. As noted above, the state level are predicated on the existence of a record retained by Federal FOIA Statute as well as state FOIA provisions contain government that is being requested for production.

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... .586 The potential misuse of the public records laws, however, exceeds the This ruling eliminated any requirement of showing e conomic mere inconveniences and unintended consequences facing academia. harm because of disclosure, a requirement that would lead to As one columnist explained, broadly written laws designed to ensure costly litigation.

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X. INTERPLAY OF PRIVACY AND OPENGOVERNMENT RECORDS Pages 54-56

X. INTERPLAY OF PRIVACY AND OPENGOVERNMENT RECORDS
Pages 54-56