EXPIRED Live Video Testimony

EXPIRED Live Video Testimony

Resolution
 

WHEREAS, the efficiency of the criminal justice system often depends on the timely analysis of forensic evidence, and

WHEREAS, the time required to present in-person testimony regarding forensic analysis can often result in a forensic analyst being absent from the workplace for extended periods of time, and

WHEREAS, current technology easily allows two-way, live video testimony, and

WHEREAS, some jurisdictions have restricted the use of live video testimony, and

WHEREAS, that testimony is allowed in many other jurisdictions; now, therefore, be it therefore

RESOLVED, that the International Association of Chiefs of Police endorse the use of live video testimony in court presentations in situations where it is feasible, appropriate, and can be conducted through a secure manner.

 

 

Submitted by: Forensics Committee and Police Investigative Operations Committee
for.004.A11

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