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Warnock urges greater federal oversight of automatic license plate readers — Todd Blanche | ChamberLight
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 24, 2026
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Sens. Raphael Warnock and Katie Britt are urging the Justice Department to issue guidance on automatic license plate readers and disclose federal funding for the technology. Their request follows reported cases of law enforcement personnel misusing the systems to access personal information.
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Senator joining Warnock's request for Justice Department guidance
Senator joining Warnock's request for Justice Department guidance
ALSO MENTIONED John Albers, Georgia state senator planning to work with law enforcement associations on camera misuse
Now Georgia · 1d ago Warnock urges greater federal oversight of automatic license plate readers
ALSO MENTIONED John Albers, Georgia state senator planning to work with law enforcement associations on camera misuse
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