🏛️ Public Records Act Workbench • UC Berkeley / UCPD Hotlist Litigation

UC Berkeley Flock ALPR Surveillance & CPRA Public Records Workbench

Auditing UCPD Automated License Plate Reader Data Flows, California SB 34 Compliance & CPRA Disclosures

Scenarios:

📡 Campus Perimeter ALPR Topology & Inter-Agency Routing

16 Cameras Active
1. UC Campus Perimeter Capturing
2. Local Mutual Aid Feeds Active Sharing
Berkeley Police (BPD)
Alameda County Sheriff (ACSO)
California Highway Patrol (CHP)
3. Federal & Fusion Centers Shared
Northern California HIDTA
FBI / Regional Taskforces
4. Out-of-State ALPR Hotlists HIGH RISK
Out-of-State Law Enforcement

⚠️ Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.90.55 strictly prohibits transmitting ALPR feeds to out-of-state entities without affirmative statutory exemption.

UCPD Public Disclosure & Transparency Affirmations (SB 34 Compliance)

⚖️ Statutory Audit & Risk Engine

California SB 34 & CPRA
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Non-Compliant / Litigation Exposed
UC Berkeley is at acute legal risk under California Civil Code §§ 1798.90.51 and 1798.90.55 due to out-of-state sharing conduits and withheld query audit procedures.
Active Statutory Violations Detected (3)

📝 CPRA Formal Records Request Composer

Cal. Gov. Code § 7920.000

Targeting: UCPD Custodian of Records & UC Office of General Counsel. Dynamically constructed using current network vulnerabilities and statutory exemptions.

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ℹ️ Legal Context & Regents Litigation Brief

In 2026, the UC Board of Regents and UC Berkeley faced litigation over withheld UCPD Flock Safety ALPR search query records and inter-agency data matrices under the California Public Records Act.

Campus campaigns such as DeFlock demand immediate termination of the Flock master contract, pointing to Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.90.55 violations when vehicle tracking points are propagated to external or out-of-state law enforcement agencies.

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