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Community Evidence | Citizen Cameras & Evidentiary Concerns
November 12, 2018 | 5 minutes read
Community Evidence | Citizen Cameras & Evidentiary Concerns

Digital evidence is coming at law enforcement from a number of angles, none more pronounced than various content that citizens provide, whether they are a victim, complainant, witness, or another type of third party. Having the ability to navigate, and mitigate the challenges their content can present in the field is the job of your digital evidence management system.

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Memorialization of an Interview | Audio, Video, or Nothing?
November 05, 2018 | 6 minutes read
Memorialization of an Interview | Audio, Video, or Nothing?

Proper memorialization of interviews and interrogations are musts for any successful prosecution. Law enforcement officers conducting and leading these conversations must decide the best course of action for such interviews.

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Video Redaction and Enhancement Software
October 22, 2018 | 7 minutes read
Video Redaction and Enhancement Software

Video redaction and enhancement software has turned from a rare luxury, to a mandatory tool for all law enforcement agencies. From responding to public records requests, to protecting victims, witnesses, confidential informants, and most of all the innocent who happen to be at a scene.

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Body worn camera considerations
October 15, 2018 | 4 minutes read
Body worn camera considerations

Body cameras are essential for law enforcement to protect citizens as well as police officers. Policies must address usage, storage, privacy, and public access.

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The rising cost of Digital Evidence and its hidden fees
October 08, 2018 | 6 minutes read
The rising cost of Digital Evidence and its hidden fees

Managing digital evidence efficiently is crucial as volumes rise and budgets shrink. CDs/DVDs and outdated systems are costly. Modern web-based solutions offer better functionality and cost-effectiveness.

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Pro-Active Patrol | Construction Sites Burglaries
August 13, 2018 | 6 minutes read
Pro-Active Patrol | Construction Sites Burglaries

One of the most vulnerable locations for burglaries are construction sites but companies routinely leave equipment, tools, and even keys for specialty vehicles in plain sight, or at least in accessible areas. And many companies don’t pay for overnight security, leaving construction sites open for burglars and thieves.

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Mishandled or Lost Physical Evidence
July 30, 2018 | 5 minutes read
Mishandled or Lost Physical Evidence

Most law enforcement officers performing investigative duties are thorough, hardworking, and good at what they do. That being said, even the best investigators make mistakes from time to time.

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Introducing The New GDPR Law For Better Data Security
June 25, 2018 | 6 minutes read
Introducing The New GDPR Law For Better Data Security

GDPR, officially known as European Union Regulation is a brand-new law that affects a very broad section of citizens, businesses, and government agencies. 

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Ballistics | The Science of Firearms
June 18, 2018 | 6 minutes read
Ballistics | The Science of Firearms

Law enforcement officers need basic ballistics knowledge for safe firearm handling and evidence management. Agencies must ensure evidence systems accurately track weapon details like make, model, and caliber.

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Border Search Authority and the Fourth Amendment
May 28, 2018 | 5 minutes read
Border Search Authority and the Fourth Amendment

Border search authority, as old as the U.S. Constitution, is a critical tool for Homeland Security personnel. It aids in their mission to protect the nation and its people by allowing searches at borders to maintain security and enforce laws.

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