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1. Manuel+cd[view] [source] 2025-08-11 04:50:00
>>cyberp+(OP)
Courts have previously held that heuristics based determinations are not sufficient to serve as probable cause. E.g. "predictive policing" technologies can be used for e.g. scheduling officers to different areas, but aren't valid to conduct a search.

If this feature is used to make an arrest, there's a good chance the case would be thrown out.

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2. garbag+Bd[view] [source] 2025-08-11 04:57:50
>>Manuel+cd
Why would the police even inform you that flock was used?
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3. dqv+KC[view] [source] 2025-08-11 09:39:22
>>garbag+Bd
Why? Because the prosecutor doesn't want all their work to go to waste because they didn't disclose Brady evidence. Even if they successfully argue that Officer Flock's reporting isn't exculpatory, they still have to do extra work to respond to a Brady motion for a case that already got a conviction.
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