Criminality, Viligiance and Biometric Behavioral Recognition Technologies
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https://doi.org/10.5020/2317-2150.2024.14052Keywords:
behavioral biometrics, surveillance, critical criminologyAbstract
This work offers resources for the use of biometric recognition technologies, whether public in relation to activities mediated by information technology, in monitoring in private environments. As a theoretical framework (place of speech) it considers “Critical Criminology” as the science that explains the operation and real functions of the penal system, which can offer elements to guide the use of information technologies in the field. Conducted from the literature review, the work is built in three units. The first explores aspects of corporeality as an expressive dimension of individual personality. The second part addresses the general technical aspects of behavioral biometrics. Finally, the third technology unit to respect the use of this fin technology of surveillance in the penal system.
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