Research
New Research on Body-Worn Cameras
This video captures the presentations of several speakers. Jennifer Wood, Associate Professor at Temple University, presents key findings from a pilot evaluation of the Philadelphia Police Department's use of body-worn cameras (BWC) in one of the districts. During his presentation, Michael White, Professor at Arizona State University, focuses on available BWC resources and research. And, Daniel Lawrence from the Urban Institute spoke about the Institute's evaluation of BWC.
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Body-Worn Camera Pilot Implementation Program: Introduction to Training and Technical Assistance
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Episode 60: Research Spotlight – GMU’s Center of Evidence Based Policing (Part 2)
Episode 59: Research Spotlight – GMU’s Center of Evidence Based Policing (Part 1)
Episode 52: Anniversary Spotlight on the BJA BWC Team (Part 2)
Episode 46: BJA SMART Policing Initiative Spotlight – A look into the research at Phoenix PD, AZ
Episode 42: BWC Research Spotlight – Milwaukee PD, WI
Episode 34: BWC Pilot Program Spotlight - Philadelphia PD
Episode 32: Research Spotlight – Tempe PD
Episode 31: Research Spotlight – LAPD (Part 2)
Episode 30: Research Spotlight – LAPD (Part 1)
Episode 29: Research Spotlight - Oakland PD
Episode 25: Research Spotlight – Dallas PD
Episode 22: Research Spotlight – Las Vegas MPD (Part 2)
Episode 20: Research Spotlight - Miami Beach PD (Part 2)
Sixth Amendment Training and Technical Assistance Initiative
This initiative helps to ensure that states and local government are provided with the capacity and tools necessary to meet the obligations established by the Sixth Amendment.
'Looking backwards can tell us a whole lot about moving forward'
When Cuyahoga County, Ohio, embarked on the testing of nearly 7,000 backlogged sexual assault kits (SAKs) in early 2013, metaphors from Greek and Roman mythology abounded in the Cleveland media coverage – 'Herculean task' and 'Pandora's box' chief among them.
Five years on, now that the backlog has been largely cleared, the sense of dread associated with those words has been replaced by one of...