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Vol. 62, Issue 5, 2017February 14, 2018 EDT

The Effects of a Mandatory Body-Worn Camera Policy on Officer Perceptions of Accountability, Oversight, and Departmental Culture

Jordan M. Hyatt, Renee J. Mitchell, Barak Ariel,
body cameras policing police accountability
Villanova Law Review
Jordan M. Hyatt, Renee J. Mitchell & Barak Ariel, The Effects of a Mandatory Body-Worn Camera Policy on Officer Perceptions of Accountability, Oversight, and Departmental Culture, 62 Villanova Law Review 1005 (2018).
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