Procedural Justice Policing Case Study

Program Stakeholders
Program stakeholders help ensure that procedural justice policing is implemented and the police in Jupiter work efficiently and follow the regulations that is required of them. Like many new law enforcement strategies and technologies, a successful body worn camera (BWC) implementation requires community is essential to create a robust program and is critical to securing the necessary support, endorsement, and ongoing dialogue for the BWC program. The stakeholders can include civic leaders, victim and privacy advocates, legislators, media, law enforcement, and labor organizations. Before implementing an effective body worn camera program that will involve more disseminating equipment to officers. Jupiter Police Department will develop a comprehensive plan that will in engage a broad group of criminal justice stakeholders and community members. Working groups that are composed of these individuals should help develop policies and procedures that will address the six most common BWC policy areas which are video capturing, viewing, use, release, storage, and audits. The technical solutions are designed and produced based on Jupiter’s hardware and software requirement that leverage regional data storage …show more content…
Facing the challenges and expenses of purchasing and implementing a body-worn camera system, developing policies, and training its officers in how to use the cameras, a department creates a reasonable expectation that members of the public and the news media will want to review the actions of the officers. Body-worn camera video footage should be made available to the public upon request not only because the videos are public records but also because doing so enables police departments to demonstrate transparency and openness in their interactions with members of the