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O GDPR é a lei de proteção de dados da UE. Conheça os 7 princípios, os direitos dos titulares de dados, quem deve cumpri-la, e multas de até 20 milhões de euros ou 4% do faturamento global.
O Artigo 17 do GDPR garante o direito de exigir o apagamento de dados pessoais em 6 hipóteses. Conheça as exceções, o caso Google Spain e como fazer um pedido.
A lei de retenção de dados tem dois significados: o princípio da limitação da conservação do GDPR (não conservar além do necessário) e as leis de retenção obrigatória de metadados de telecomunicações. Compare as regras de 14 países, incluindo a jurisprudência do TJUE até 2024.
Alabama has no bodycam mandate and footage isn't a public record. See who can view footage under the 2023 disclosure law and what it does not cover.
Alaska has no bodycam statute; deployment and footage access run agency by agency under the general Alaska Public Records Act. See how requests work.
Arizona has no statewide police bodycam mandate. See which rules actually apply: agency policies, A.R.S. 39-121 records access, DPS release rules and fees under 41-1734.
Arkansas has no statewide police body camera law. See how the Arkansas FOIA governs bodycam footage requests, the officer-death exemption, and retention rules.
California's 45-day critical incident rule under Gov. Code 7923.625 governs release of police bodycam footage. See the timeline, redaction rules, and SB 1421.
Colorado mandates police body cameras statewide and requires misconduct footage released in 21 to 45 days under C.R.S. 24-31-902. See the rules and Aurora case.
Connecticut has required police body cameras statewide since July 2022 under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 29-6d. Learn the activation, retention, and public-access rules.
Delaware has required police body cameras statewide since 2021 under 11 Del. Code § 8402A. Learn the activation, retention, and public-records access rules.
DC's Metropolitan Police Department has operated body cameras since 2014 under D.C. Code § 5-116.33. Learn the activation, retention, and public-access rules.