Technology is changing the role of law enforcement on a daily basis. The latest technology
is having a profound impact on policies and procedures, on weapons systems, and even on …

This article gives an overview of police use of body-worn cameras (BWCs). In doing so it
explores the widespread adoption of BWC technology around the world and shows how …

Recent use-of-force events involving police in Ferguson, New York City, South Carolina, and
Baltimore have led law enforcement agencies, citizens, civil rights groups, city councils, and …

Body-worn cameras (BWCs) are small devices that police officers can affix to their person—
in a head-, shoulder-, or chest-mounted position—that can audio and video record their …

Police forces in countries all over the world are using body cameras or considering the
introduction of these small wearable devices. Most impact assessments are based on …

As police departments across the United States equip officers with body worn cameras
(BWCs), research has focused on the technology's impact on police interactions with …

When a New York judge found that the NYPD's stop and frisk tactics violated the
constitutional rights of New Yorkers, one of the remedies she ordered was for the …

In 2015, the so-called “Rialto study” was published in a peer-reviewed journal, although the
findings of this experiment impacted policing as early as 2013. The yearlong study of officers …

Law enforcement (LE) officers use of body worn cameras (BWCs) is rapidly increasing
throughout the United States. The increased use is due to the belief that BWCs will improve …

In the wake of problematic encounters between police and community residents, many
envision that BWCs have the capability of bringing increased legitimacy and accountability …