Body Cameras

Correction1's 2023 Guide to body-worn cameras

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Best practices for procurement, deployment

Sheriff cites inmate privacy as reason to not release use of force body cam video

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A Buffalo News lawsuit seeks to force release of video showing an officer kicking an inmate's head

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Ohio juvenile facility deploying bodycams after barricade incident

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Pay supplements will also be offered to the youth specialists and corrections officers who work in the Indian River Juvenile Correctional Facility housing units

Axon Roadshow brings conference experience to law enforcement, corrections

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Go hands-on with the latest tech while visiting with officers from neighboring departments

Massachusetts to launch use of body cameras in prisons

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The new initiative aims to increase safety and improve transparency, MADOC said in a statement

Ohio takes big step by sending body cams to all its prisons

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The state's new program is the largest of any corrections department globally

Prison systems adding body-worn cameras to security plans

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One COs union is skeptical of the cameras, saying the money could be better spent on hiring more officers

More Calif. COs to wear body cameras through new oversight measures

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The state budget includes $90.6 million in funds aimed at installing fixed security and body-worn cameras at five facilities

NJ panel swiftly passes prison reform bills

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The six bills, including one requiring all COs to wear body cams, passed in less than an hour without a single “no” vote

Ala. county COs to get body cameras, pay hike

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Morgan County Sheriff Ron Puckett said there is still more to be done to make correctional jobs more attractive

Judge orders body cams in 5 Calif. prisons, citing abuse of inmates

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The judge made her ruling after reviewing dozens of declarations submitted on behalf of disabled inmates

Pa. county prison correctional officers start wearing body cameras

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COs can decide when to turn the cameras on, a policy that has drawn some criticism

Choosing a BWC provider is no small task – so why did this sheriff’s office make a switch?

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The advantages of body-worn cameras in law enforcement and corrections are well-documented, but the disadvantages can be an unwelcome surprise. Learn why this agency sought a new vendor after only three years.