Police on Camera

This insightful examination of body-worn cameras in policing highlights their societal implications, particularly regarding accountability and privacy, as discussed in Police on Camera.

The book Police on Camera explores the multifaceted implications of body-worn cameras (BWCs) used by police officers around the world. It delves into both conceptual and empirical evidence, presenting a range of perspectives from experts in the field. This examination sparks meaningful discussions on the role of police in society and the delicate balance between security, oversight, accountability, privacy, and surveillance in contemporary life.

In Police on Camera, readers will find critical analyses that highlight the impact of BWCs on policing practices and public perception. The book is not just a collection of studies; it includes invited commentaries that encourage dialogue and debate on pressing social issues related to surveillance technology. These contributions aim to foster a deeper understanding of the implications of BWCs, particularly concerning police accountability and the nuances of discretion, privacy, and surveillance.

Designed for accessibility, Police on Camera targets a diverse audience, including scholars, students, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of surveillance technologies and criminal justice. By addressing the complexities surrounding BWCs, the book aims to inform and engage readers in ongoing conversations about their role in shaping modern law enforcement and societal norms.