Watch: Mayers II, Esq. Provides Insights on Automated Enforcement & Accountability during Kalamazoo, MI Police & Technology Conference

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Watch Carlton T. Mayers II, Esq.’s session from the Kalamazoo Police & Technology Conference on automated enforcement and how to effectively regulate it. Learn how your organization can develop these policies and laws for public safety.

The presentation focused on practical ways communities and public agencies can strengthen oversight of surveillance technologies through complaints and audits, surveillance impact reporting, and clearer accountability structures. Throughout the session, Mayers emphasized that surveillance oversight should not be a one-size-fits-all process. Instead, it should reflect the outcome of a community-informed approach that considers public voice, transparency, and the responsible use of taxpayer dollars.

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