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Body-worn cameras can be a useful tool in preserving evidence of police misconduct, providing greater oversight, and increasing accountability of police officers. But like any policing technology, body-worn cameras have the high potential for abuse. Without proper protocols and limitations, body-worn cameras can be another surveillance tool with a disproportionate impact on over policed minority communities.

Accordingly, the ACLU of Massachusetts believes that if a city or town adopts a body-worm camera program, they need to do it right. To that end, the ACLU of Massachusetts offers a model policy that follows four core principles: improving public safety, ensuring police accountability, enhancing community-police relations, and protecting privacy. This model policy also includes a “No Tape, No Testimony” proposal favoring evidentiary consequences for officers who are found to have unreasonably or in bad faith failed to record crucial incidents.