We just filed a lawsuit before the French supreme administrative court against the new SCA criminal file.
This file allows the police to retain from 5 to 10 years information about any violation punished with a fine
laquadrature.net/en/2020/11/19/…
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This file allows the police to retain from 5 to 10 years information about any violation punished with a fine
laquadrature.net/en/2020/11/19/…
video.lqdn.fr/videos/watch/f…
In April, with the covid19, the police wanted to track people that refuses to respect lock-down obligations.
Homeland Minister asked police forces to abuse the SCA file, that wasn't designed at the time to record other information than ones related to driving offences yet
Homeland Minister asked police forces to abuse the SCA file, that wasn't designed at the time to record other information than ones related to driving offences yet
Courts overturned legal procedures where the police abused this file. So the Homeland Minister just changed the legal framework. Now, the SCA file can record much more information, in a disproportionate way, for minor violations but during a long time.
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