Redaction for Law Enforcement

Redaction for law enforcement is necessary to protect victims, suspects, and people being interviewed. To protect ongoing investigations and provide safety for those involved, law enforcement must redact partial or all case information before it is released to the public for viewing.

August 05, 2019 | 8 minutes read

Snapshots | Finding the ‘Needle in the Haystack’ Evidence

Officers are facing more violent, faster to anger personalities, and the fact is that they have no chance to make any other decisions except to defend themselves with the use of lethal force. Yet, when the cameras are rolling, they don’t always show the dangerous weapon that precipitated such encounters.

Video Redaction is the Biggest Challenge for Body Camera Systems

Body worn cameras are by far the most realistic option for fostering trust, confidence, and accountability among police officers and the communities they serve. Video redaction software should be an essential piece of implementing that system.

Interviewing Child Witnesses

Conducting a child witness interview is challenging, requiring careful extraction of information from a developing mind while considering legal implications and potential trauma to the child.