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The 73-page document establishes the purpose and scope of a body-worn camera (BWC) policy for Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies. Tribal law enforcement agencies confront numerous unique jurisdictional issues, resource shortages, and other public safety challenges. Given the
complications facing many tribal police agencies, there is vital need for a well-defined set of guidelines for the introduction, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of a body-worn camera (BWC) program. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide a broad framework which
decision-makers should take into consideration when developing a written directive.

Working with JSS staff, the guideline was published into a user-friendly, professional guide and will be disseminated to prosecutors nationally. Both JSS and the Advisory Group will assist with the wide-spread dissemination efforts.

Status of Deliverable
Deliverable Title
Body-Worn Camera Policies and Procedures: Guidelines for Tribal Law Enforcement
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Is this Deliverable in support of implementing or maintaining an evidence-based or promising practice?
Yes
Is this Deliverable in response to emerging public safety needs?
Yes
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Yes
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BJA Grant Manager
BJA Policy Advisor
BJA Policy Division
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