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Jul 2018
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How your data is used by the police and ...

THE WASHINGTON POST
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In the conversation around criminal justice reform, more attention is being paid to how the police work. Professor Andrew Ferguson, author of ‘The Rise of Big Data Policing’ walks through the tools police are using to combat crime and its downsides. 
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