Why legalizing recreational marijuana improves my opinion of Washington State
BTC Commentary -- Washington State recently approved I-502, a measure to legalise an ounce of marijuana November 6th, dismissing 175 misdemeanor cases almost immediately after. The measure had its critics and its proponents in mortal combat to do something new. Washington State intends to makes hay from abolishing drug prohibition.
Every American locale has their version of freedom. 60% of Washington State voted in a new AFIS tax for biometric captures. The same population approved what is considered a libertarian measure to legalize marijuana. Washington State still leans statist regardless of party along with their budget ledgers.
Showing posts with label King County Sherrifs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King County Sherrifs. Show all posts
Monday, November 12, 2012
When Washington State legalizes it all by themself
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
AFIS,
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Marijuana,
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Saturday, October 20, 2012
King Cty [WA] usingPolice Using Portable Fingerprint Scanners If You Look Suspicious
c/o Govt. Slaves c/o Seattle Times
"Even in the increasingly computer-reliant field of law enforcement, the MorphoIDent portable fingerprint scanner is being hailed as “the next step in helping to fight crime” by King County Sheriff Steve Strachan. The device allows cops in the field to take two images of a suspect’s fingerprints, which are transmitted, via Bluetooth, to the deputy’s in-car computer, where they are then run through King County’s Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), a database of more than 700,000 prints taken in the county."
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"Even in the increasingly computer-reliant field of law enforcement, the MorphoIDent portable fingerprint scanner is being hailed as “the next step in helping to fight crime” by King County Sheriff Steve Strachan. The device allows cops in the field to take two images of a suspect’s fingerprints, which are transmitted, via Bluetooth, to the deputy’s in-car computer, where they are then run through King County’s Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), a database of more than 700,000 prints taken in the county."
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Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
AFIS,
biometrics,
fingerprints,
IAFIS,
King County Sherrifs
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