A new Fairfax County, Virginia, program will allow businesses and residents to register to share camera footage, which police said will help them solve crimes faster. The initiative, called Connect Fairfax County, will run through the department’s Real-Time Crime Center. […]
A three-year joint effort by Berkeley Law’s Human Rights Center (HRC) and the U.N. Human Rights Office, the Protocol marks the first global guidelines for using publicly available information online – including photos, videos, and other content posted to social media sites – as evidence in international criminal and human rights investigations. […]
Read More… from Berkeley Law creates protocol to use social media as evidence for war crimes
© 2025 Granite Discovery. All rights reserved.