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At iRecord, we’ve always been driven to find new ways to serve and protect those who protect and serve our

The requirement to record interviews in a criminal or investigative context varies from state to state. In fact, you can

It takes a team of hardworking players to keep any organization running well, especially for nonprofits. When you need to

Crime shows have been a popular television genre for decades, but in recent years, we’ve seen some changes in how

Agencies that conduct interviews and interrogations for casework can help strengthen the criminal justice system by recording audio and video

Public safety is a concern for every community, from rural towns to big cities. In an effort to get ahead

Across the country, nine states have passed laws to prohibit law enforcement from using deceptive tactics when interrogating juveniles. But

In the pursuit of justice, every District Attorney’s office needs to safeguard their data and ensure that the evidence for

Your forensic interview room must work to maintain privacy and prevent distractions during interviews. That’s why soundproofing the space is

Public safety agencies need to collect the most accurate evidence possible for criminal investigations. So whether you’re in law enforcement

When an agency deals with investigative interviews, environment is key. The details being shared can be incredibly sensitive and personal,