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The police use body cameras to protect the public, themselves and any evidence they collect. It is essential that officers are aware of the legal and ethical considerations when using this equipment, such as stop and search procedures and general use of the equipment. By ensuring that recordings...

This article will explore the legal implications of recording someone without their permission, as well as the definitions of 'public' and 'private' spaces and what rights people have if they are filmed or recorded without their knowledge. We will also discuss the Data Protection Act 2018.

Officers who record conversations without permission or outside specific circumstances can face serious consequences, including disciplinary action and criminal charges. Any evidence gathered through such recordings could also be deemed inadmissible in court. Conversely, recordings have played...

This article explores the implications of having bailiffs wear body cameras, from protecting public safety to privacy concerns. It examines the legal requirements for wearing a body camera in countries such as the UK and discusses best practices for those who choose to use them.

Learn all about body cameras in the UK and their implication on collecting data. Discover how to ensure your use of body cameras is lawful, what advantages and disadvantages come with wearing a body camera, and other important factors to consider when buying one. Stay up-to-date on the legal...