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Picture This: Body-Worn Video Devices (Head Cams) as Tools for Ensuring Fourth Amendment Compliance by Police

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2010
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Harris, David A.
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Explores increasing police compliance with Fourth Amendment rules by making video and audio recording of search and seizure incidents a part of routine police practice, wherever and however these actions occur. Argues that the technology that could allow this to happen has arrived, and it seems ideally suited to this task.
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