With all the news about police use of force, it's important to discus the use of body worn video in the context of the individual agency's policy. As a San Diego news outlet recently found out, just because there's video doesn't mean you'll ever get to see it. "We filed a public records request for the videos. The department declined to release them, saying they were part of an investigation.
Forensically Fit presents this interesting article on photographic evidence. "For decades the admission of imagery as exhibits has been practically rote. Within the last 10 years the accession and propagation of digital, optical, and color sciences has generated more informed and exhaustive analysis of visual artifacts, but those disciplines are yet in their infancy within the legal industry.
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