LAWS529: Information Technology Law- Face Recognition Technology- Law Research Assignment Help

Internal Code: MAS7615

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Task: Question for Research Assignment Face recognition technology refers to a biometric method of identifying an individual by comparing live or digital image data with stored records. Whilst such technologies are increasingly being used for purposes of enhancing security, preventing crime and aiding criminal investigations, Australia does not have a specific legal framework governing the use of such technologies. Discuss the merits of introducing specific laws prescribing the circumstances and conditions under which face recognition technologies may be used in Australia. Your analysis may refer to existing Australian laws in this general area, the law reform discourse and international developments. This assessment task relates to the following learning outcomes: 1. Demonstrate an understanding of the fundamental principles of information technology law. 2. Articulate the specific rules of information technology law through closely examining legislation and case law. 3. Provide legal advice through properly identifying legal issue(s), applying the relevant law to the identified issues, and accurately assessing the likely outcome. 4. Develop skills for designing new laws and for reforming existing laws by examining policy debates and law reform discourse as applied to new or emerging technologies areas. 5. Undertake in-depth research of critical issues in information technology law utilising scholarly legal publications from both national and international sources