How Child Advocacy Centers Help Kids
July 6, 2016
Before CACs existed, at-risk and abused children had a very different experience than they do now. Now, they serve over
Before CACs existed, at-risk and abused children had a very different experience than they do now. Now, they serve over
Improving Teacher Observations Through Video Recording technology can improve teacher buy-in at observation time, and make the review process both
Child Witnesses: The Right Approach When a child is not the victim, but a witness, access can be complicated. Conflicting
Videoing Child Interviews Safeguards Your Case A prosecutor’s office in Macomb County, Michigan was recently challenged for not videoing child
Mobile Recording: Evidence of Every Interview Interview rooms are routinely equipped with cameras, but there are unique interview situations that
Many law enforcement officers are concerned that recording interviews will adversely affect the quality of interrogations. However, departments who’ve adopted
Who gets to see the body cam footage your department collects? It’s important to have a consistent policy in place
Recording interrogations is an important move, but if your interrogation room’s outdated, you’re less likely to have a confession to
Body cams have all kinds of practical applications in everyday police work. In this blog, we’ll show you how you
One reason for increased interest in body cams and other recording devices is that traditional vehicle cameras have some distinct
Maybe you’ve watched The First 48. It’s a long-running A&E crime documentary that focuses on the first 48 hours after
The proliferation of cell phones makes it easier than ever for citizens to record police interactions. While transparency is important,