Posted: January 31st, 2023

in the wake of several recent headline-making cases, a public cry requiring body cameras on law enforcement officers has gained momentum. Many members of the public view body cameras as a way to "poli

in the wake of several recent headline-making cases, a public cry requiring body cameras on law enforcement officers has gained momentum. Many members of the public view body cameras as a way to “police the police.” However, the opposite can also be seen as true. Police officer body cameras provide an impartial record of what occurs on each call, and in fact, might serve to help educate the public about various types of crimes with an eye toward prevention of those crimes.Instructions
Watch (5pm Police Officer Body Cameras record domestic violence response calls News chanel 5)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiQ-7ShNsK    
As the officer in the video states, while assessing an action plan for a domestic violence call, his officers will consider factors like past history and the relationship between the parties involved. He credits body cameras as being critical to the prosecution in cases where the victim refuses to testify, noting that “Our purpose in responding to these calls is to end the violence.”Create a PowerPoint presentation describing the pros or cons for “no drop policies,”Your PowerPoint presentation should include the following information:Provide the pro or con argument for “no drop policies” (in which the prosecutor does not drop the case even if the victim refuses to testify). Do you feel that such policies violate the offender’s 6th Amendment right to confront witnesses against him/her? Explain and support your position. Do you think use of body cameras, as discussed in the video, will help combat domestic violence by making it easier to secure a conviction? Would you favor releasing body camera footage of domestic violence responses as a public education tool for officers to use for education and prevention?At least 10 Slided please

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