Revises provisions relating to portable event recording devices. (BDR 23-245)
SB 57 clarifies which law enforcement agencies must require uniformed officers to wear recording devices and when recordings are public records. It specifies that only officers employed by the defined agencies (like county sheriffs, city police, or school police departments) must wear devices during public interactions, and their recordings become public records. The bill explicitly states that other peace officers (e.g., those not employed by these agencies) do not need to wear devices, and recordings from non-required devices are not public records unless another law says otherwise. It does not create new requirements but clarifies existing rules to prevent confusion about coverage and public access.
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Introduced Nov 20, 2024
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