Sentence examples for electronic police from inspiring English sources
"A lot of oversight, a lot of accountability, and a great deal of concern about the potential surveillance capabilities of the electronic police state".
They and the other woman who recently settled her case were told that there could be as many as 30,000 references to them in classified electronic police files.
They could have told her to sign off measures that would have imposed an electronic police state, and she might not have even understood what that meant.
"We've been contending with the Iron Pipeline bringing guns into New York City, the last thing that we need is an electronic pipeline," Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said at the time.
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), which was passed in 1986 and remains the main law governing access to electronic communication, requires police only to certify to a court that the information is relevant to an investigation.
But the FIA uses an electronic system to police correct usage of the moveable rear wing by drivers.
The city would still use electronic meters when police officers and noise inspectors from the Department of Environmental Protection are called to scenes of noise.
At the same time, they concede that reforms Mr. Obama won and that they first opposed — notably electronic taping of police interrogations of homicide suspects — have proved a good idea.
Bucking a national trend toward stronger safeguards against wrongful convictions, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed bills that would have explored new eyewitness identification guidelines, required electronic recordings of police interrogations and mandated corroboration of jailhouse informant testimony.
In a third charge, Mr and Mrs Brooks, Mr Hanna, Mr Edwards and Mr Jorsling are accused of conspiring to conceal documents, computers and other electronic equipment from police officers between 15 and 19 July.
However, he was forced to wear an electronic tag so police could track his whereabouts and was allowed to leave his home only for a few hours a day, prosecutor Francois Molins told a news conference.
