| dc.description.abstract | The face is one of the personal biometric characteristics. With the development of
The Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT), the application of facial recognition technology by public and private sectors in various countries has also been expanded; however, when facial recognition technology is widely applied criminal investigations, and identification means certain surveillance. Compared with the traditional criminal investigation limited by distance, manpower, and technology in the past, facial recognition can remotely detect and automatically collect s, access and analyze face.
It will definitely infringe on the rights of individuals such as the right to self- determination of data and the right to privacy guaranteed by the Constitution.
Therefore, how to strike a balance between investigative agencies using facial recognition technology that new type of technology, as an investigative method to improve the efficiency of criminal investigations and human rights protection is indeed an important topic worth exploring at present. In this thesis first understands the operation process, state and application situation of face recognition technology for investigation, and uses the laws and cases of the United Kingdom and the United States as a comparative method, and sorts out the use of face recognition technology for investigation by R.O.C. investigative agencies. Positioning, the basic rights that may be involved, and whether the current legal authorization basis is complete. Finally, in cooperation with my country′s criminal procedure law and practical operations, a shallow suggestion is put forward for the relevant legal system and protection mechanism for the use of face recognition technology for reference in future legislation. | en_US |