NYU Policing Project – Using Technology to Reimagine Policy - Episode 30 - a podcast by Perkins Coie LLP

Join Dominique Shelton Leipzig and David Biderman in their fascinating conversation with New York University Law School Professor Barry Friedman, as he discusses his work founding the Policing Project. The Policing Project brings together stakeholders, business representatives, police departments, and the community to tackle the technology-driven issues at the intersection of public safety and social justice. Professor Friedman addresses solutions-driven approaches to policing issues created by the over collection and under collection of data. He also addresses the technology around license plate reading practices in Los Angeles, followed by a differing perspective from LA Police Commission President Eileen Decker.

NYU Policing Project https://www.policingproject.org/
Transparency Act https://www.policingproject.org/transparency-statute
Use of Force https://www.policingproject.org/use-of-force

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