Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review the extant of the published literature on body-
worn cameras (BWCs) in policing, specifically in the context of how BWCs affect both …

Controversial incidents involving uses of force by police in recent years have led to calls for
improving officers' de-escalation skills. A more fruitful approach to police training reform may …

Policing has been the subject of intense public scrutiny for the better part of two years after
several high-profile police killings of unarmed African Americans across the United States …

The current study provides findings from a systematic review of the police use of deadly
force literature over the most recently completed decade (2011–2020). After an exhaustive …

Recent incidents between police and people of color have further strained police–
community relationships. Scholars, practitioners, activists, policy makers, and several police …

This review paper critically examines the work environment implications of the use of body‐
worn camera (BWC) technology reported in research. We found that published peer‐review …

This study applies the technical/rational model of organisations to help explain the effects of
body-worn cameras on police organisation and practice in a single police agency in the …

Mainstream media have argued that prolonged and harsh criticism of police officers
prompted by death of Michael Brown at the hands of Ferguson police has had a major …

In 2015, the so-called “Rialto study” was published in a peer-reviewed journal, although the
findings of this experiment impacted policing as early as 2013. The yearlong study of officers …

In law enforcement, there are situations allowing officers to gain control of suspects by going
'hands-on,'or physically placing someone in custody beyond simple handcuffing. While …