Bill would let state prosecutors order limited digital evidence preservation in serious claims involving officers HB 351 would allow an attorney general or state's attorney to authorize targeted collection and secure storage of digital evidence (plate readers, cell-site and work-device data, GPS, facial recognition) when there is a credible allegation of violent or constitutional misconduct by officers; sponsors said strict court orders and restricted disclosure would protect privacy.

A new bill in Maryland aims to protect crucial digital evidence in cases of police misconduct, ensuring that justice is served without compromising privacy rights.

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