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Bills 21-0351, 21-0356, 21-0327 Police "Body Camera" Bills

With good laws in place, recording of police-civilian encounters will promote police accountability, deter officer and civilian misconduct, and provide objective evidence to help resolve civilian complaints against police without significantly infringing on privacy.
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Oct 21, 2015
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Legislation
Oct 21, 2015
  • Police Practices and Police Misconduct|
  • +2 Issues

Bills 21-0351, 21-0356, 21-0327 Police "Body Camera" Bills

With good laws in place, recording of police-civilian encounters will promote police accountability, deter officer and civilian misconduct, and provide objective evidence to help resolve civilian complaints against police without significantly infringing on privacy.
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