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Digital accountability for LEAs: balancing technical possibility, legal permissibility and societal acceptability
The expansive proliferation of social media, electronic devices and data processing capabilities has presented Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA) with a dilemma. On the one hand there is a need for/opportunity to expand capability, adapting practices and policies to capitalise on what is now technically
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