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    racial issues overall. The introduction of body cameras to officers in each state would help substantially. Police should be required to wear body cameras because they provide valuable evidence in cases‚ protect both the citizens and the officers‚ and the cameras being present influences their behavior. If all officers were required to wear body cameras‚ gathering and providing evidence would

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    The problem with racial stereotypes shown in the movie Crash is the characters have false or partially true ideas about certain groups causing discrimination‚ language barriers‚ and abuse of power between them. First‚ stereotyping races in this film causes discrimination among the characters that represent the different cultures in our society. In addition‚ in the movie the characters experienced the formation of language barriers. In addition‚ abuse of power from the authorities is found throughout

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    Introduction There are over 5844 speed cameras in the United Kingdom and 2500 of them being mobile speed cameras‚ given that there are 245‚000 miles of road in the country that means that every 40 miles of road has a speed camera on it on average. That is a staggering number of speed cameras on the roads‚ but are they really needed? [JohnHenry.net] The first speed camera was conceptualised in 1905 when a patent for “time recording camera for trapping motorists” [Wikipedia]. But it wasn’t until 1958

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    A Wider View on Michael Moore Behind the Camera Lens (Moore presented in the film wielding a gun) Following the massacre of Columbine High School‚ Colorado‚ controversial filmmaker Michael Moore‚ ventured into creating the societal criticism documentary that explored gun violence throughout the United States. The documentary Bowling for Columbine (2002)‚ directed‚ produced‚ and written by Moore‚ deconstructs the events of this massacre‚ other school shooting‚ American gun culture‚ media coverage

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    not body worn cameras on law enforcement officers are beneficial to the police and public. There are several convincing points on both sides of the argument; overall‚ police body cameras will be detrimental to police and the public. Body cameras only record a certain point of view‚ have a lack of quality audio‚ and are expensive to sustain. Primarily‚ police worn body cameras will be disadvantageous to police and the public because the only capture a certain point of view. Cameras can only see a

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    Four out of fifty states have passed laws requiring some officers to wear body cameras. Oklahoma is not yet one of them. The Sooner State currently has a law that if body cameras are worn all camera data is released to the public under the open record law. This law does not require the officer to be equipped with the camera. It states that if footage is recorded the police may be able to temporarily withhold the records from the public‚ had the footage not contain a death or violence to a person

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    recent emergence of body-worn cameras has already impacted policing‚ and this impact will increase as more agencies adopt this technology. Police agencies that are considering implementing body-worn cameras should not enter into this decision lightly. Once an agency travels down the road of deploying body-worn cameras‚ it will be difficult to reverse course because the public will come to expect the availability of video records. When implemented correctly‚ body-worn cameras can help strengthen the policing

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    The Camera: Photography’s Influence on the Arts Humanities   The Camera: Photography’s Influence on the Arts Society invariably influences artwork produced by artists. Materials and available technology of the era also play a significant role. Cavemen used cave walls and ground pigments made from ocher. His subject matter was influenced by superstition and his environment. Sculptor and architect Filippo Brunelleschi was the first to use a geometrically based linear perspective. This allowed

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    seems to be working now a days involving the help from CRASH. The message of the movie is telling us how important it is to try to stop gang violence is and we don’t need to be scared to speak up about what is happening around us‚ we need to all work together to try to stop gang violence. CRASH was established by LAPD Chief Daryl Gates to combat the rising problem of gangs in Los Angeles‚ California. Each of the LAPD’s 18 divisions had a CRASH unit assigned to it‚ whose primary goal was to suppress

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    It Is More Than A Camera A camera tells a story‚ a close and personal view of people’s life experiences from their perspective. Now a day‚ people use social media such as Facebook‚ Twitter‚ Instagram‚ Snapchat‚ YouTube‚ etc. as a way for them to upload their story. A camera can have a major impact on people lives‚ which has its advantages and disadvantages. It can affect people geographically‚ culturally‚ etc. In the essay‚ It Gets Better‚ Dan Savage‚ a man that plays a major role in the LGBT community

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