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Could make officers hesitate

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Privacy issues for victims

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Go beyond rights of the police.

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Police Selectively Turning it on to look good, Hiding misconduct

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police could potentially turn them off

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Could be misleading evidence

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May be faked

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Can give location or ideas of location of the officer

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Police may not turn it on in order to hide information

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Benefit: Protects Against unlawful police conduct

Benefit: Helps police prove cases

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May help police officers stay safe if they are threatened or held hostage

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Has the potential to offer evidence that could protect both policemen and “criminals” alike. Could also make bad officers be more careful of how they treat others for risk of the evidence that could negatively affect them.

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Holds video evidence

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Video evidence if there is confusion/opposing perspectives on a situation that occurred.

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It allows cops to be able to justify their reasonings, for example in court.

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Oversight

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Can’t think of any

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keeping police in check cause they’re immature little kids who wont take responsibility unless they’re on camera

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Gives video evidence

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Selective Inclusion (Only Turning on when police looks in the right)

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Very useful in court cases as evidence for both sides.

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Protects minorities.

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provide evidence to what actually happens

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Hold police accountable

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To show what really happened

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holds police officers accountable