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S3-Episode 1: Predicting crimes before they occur: not so sci-fi anymore
While it may sound like science fiction, it’s actually happening today. Law enforcement organizations are using data to predict criminal activity before it occurs. Though predictive policing could make crime reduction more efficient, it also raises real risks to privacy and other human rights. Dr. Christopher Parsons, former associate at the University of Toronto’s...
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Podcast
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Mar 23 2023 |
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S2-Episode 4: Focusing in on police use of body-worn cameras
In recent years a global movement has taken shape, calling for greater scrutiny of interactions between citizens and police. Cameras worn by police officers have emerged as a tool to support greater transparency and accountability, documenting what an officer sees and hears on the job. What are their benefits and risks? How do they impact police-community relations? And...
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Podcast
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May 04 2022 |
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Privacy guidance on facial recognition for police agencies (link below)
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Best Practices
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May 02 2022 |
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Comments on the Toronto Police Services Board’s draft Use of New Artificial Intelligence Technologies Policy
The IPC shared its recommendations with Dr. Dubi Kanengisser, Senior Advisor, Strategic Analysis and Governance, Toronto Police Services Board on the Board’s draft Use of New Artificial Intelligence Technologies Policy. These recommendations were intended to strengthen the Policy and help the Board use AI in a manner that protects privacy, freedom of information, and other...
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Advice And Submissions
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Dec 20 2021 |
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Model Governance Framework for Police Body-worn Camera Programs in Ontario
This post is also available in: French
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Law Enforcement/policing
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Best Practices
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Jul 07 2021 |
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Submission to the Standing Committee on Justice Policy of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario: Bill 251, the Combating Human Trafficking Act, 2021
This post is also available in: French
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Advice And Submissions
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May 13 2021 |
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Letter to Melissa Kittmer regarding Proposal Number: 21-SOLGEN001 – PRCs Reform Act, 2015, O. Reg. 347/18 Exemptions, Exemptions Proposal (Instrument Type: Regulation – LGIC)
This post is also available in: French
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Advice And Submissions
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Mar 17 2021 |
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Letter to Toronto Police Services Board and Toronto Police Service regarding The Governance Framework for Toronto’s Police Body-Worn Camera Program
This post is also available in: French
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Law Enforcement/policing
| Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Advice And Submissions
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Jan 15 2021 |
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Letter to Toronto Police Services Board re: Toronto Police Services Board Body-Worn Camera Public Consultation
This post is also available in: French
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Advice And Submissions
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Nov 09 2020 |
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Police record checks
This post is also available in: French
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Access
| Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Fact Sheets
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Aug 12 2019 |
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Release of personal information to police: your privacy rights
This post is also available in: French
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Law Enforcement/policing
| Next-Generation Law Enforcement
| Privacy
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Fact Sheets
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Aug 12 2019 |
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Disclosure of Personal Information to Law Enforcement
This post is also available in: French
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Law Enforcement/policing
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| Privacy
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Fact Sheets
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Nov 22 2018 |
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The Privacy Protective Roadmap-Issues and solutions in the context of a collaborative service delivery development: The Situation Table
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Next-Generation Law Enforcement
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Webinars
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Dec 06 2016 |
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Submission to the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services on its Strategy for a Safer Ontario
Submission to the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services on its Strategy for a Safer Ontario
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Law Enforcement/policing
| Next-Generation Law Enforcement
| Privacy
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Advice And Submissions
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Apr 29 2016 |
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IPC Submission on Draft Street Checks Regulations
Submission from the IPC to the the Honourable Yasir Naqvi, Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services, the Commissioner offers recommendations on the draft regulation proposed on October 28, 2015, which seeks to regulate the practice of police street checks across the province.
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Law Enforcement/policing
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Advice And Submissions
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Dec 11 2015 |
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Guidance for the Use of Body-Worn Cameras by Law Enforcement Authorities
This guidance document aims to identify some of the privacy considerations law enforcement authorities should take into account when deciding whether to outfit law enforcement officers with body-worn cameras. Published by the federal Privacy Commissioner and privacy and personal information protection Ombudspersons and Commissioners in all provinces and territories, the...
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Access
| Law Enforcement/policing
| Next-Generation Law Enforcement
| Privacy
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Best Practices
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Feb 18 2015 |
