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Episode 65: Spotlight on Cognitive Effects of BWC video footage
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Dr. Mike White, from Arizona State University part of the Bureau of Justice Assistance’s Body Worn Camera Team, interviews University of California – Irvine’s Professor Elizabeth Loftus to discuss the cognitive effects of Body Worn Cameras and the video they produce on officers, witnesses, victims, courts and juries. Dr. Loftus discusses how the human memory is malleable. We further discuss how these effect BWC policy, evidence considerations, effects on officer and prosecution and more. For more information on implementing BWCs please see the BJA National Body-Worn Toolkit at www.bja.gov/bwc.
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