Managing Social Media & Body-Cam Records Seminar

Managing Social Media & Body Cam Records Seminar

Who should attend: anyone who manages or publishes social media and video records.

This course will provide your agency all of the current and pending legal requirements and best practices in your state for the proper retention, disposal and release of social media and video records.  We provide you with the most current laws and best practices for managing these high-profile records.  You will also receive a  demonstration of the methods to redact video from these systems.

• How social media is used in law enforcement

• Get the apps that automatically retain and delete social posts

• How long must Facebook posts and Tweets be retained

• What body-cam video is public in your state

• Review the proposed legislative changes for body-cams

• What must be redacted from video

• How long video records have to be retained

• Reporting and scheduling the retention of these records

• Includes discussion about the filming of police

• Get extensive e-course material with comprehensive research papers, articles and legal resources online

• Ohio biometric criminal background system flawed according to report. Operated by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) in the office of Attorney General Mike DeWine, the report claims that the system has been plagued with various problems within the 15 years it has been in operation including falsely indicating that thousands of criminals have clean records.

• Memphis open records system needs work. Deficiencies in the city's public records process stem from inefficient processes, a lack of understanding of open records laws by citizens and city employees, and "a growing distrust between the public records staff at various levels of city government and the local media," according to a new report. (Records Room Editor Note: should have turned to PRI for help;)