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Subtopic: Body-worn cameras
Body-Worn Camera Policies and Procedures: Guidelines for Prosecutors
Date Published
August 2023
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Video Data Analysis and Police Body-Worn Camera Footage
Date Published
February 2023
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Spotlight: The Gun Lake Tribal Public Safety Department
Date Published
August 2022
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Using BWC Footage to Promote Officer Safety: Examples from the Field
Date Published
April 2022
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Optimizing Body-Worn Cameras to Enhance Common Police Practices and Field Investigations
Date Published
March 2022
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Leveraging Body-Worn Camera Footage to Examine Officer-Community Member Encounters
Date Published
March 2022
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Managing Digital Evidence from Body-Worn Cameras: Case Studies in Seven Sites
Date Published
March 2022
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An Examination of Body-Worn Camera Digital Evidence Management (DEM) Strategies
Date Published
March 2022
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Investigating the prevalence and utility of police body-worn cameras in the George Floyd protests
Date Published
2022
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Does Agency Size Matter? Key Trends in Body-Worn Camera Policy and Practice
Date Published
March 2020
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BWC Community Engagement Guidance: Engaging the Community in BWC Policy Development and Reviews of BWC Operations
Date Published
January 2020
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