Supporting report
Tuolumne County Jail and Detention Center
- Report section
- Chapter 2 - Discussion and Recommendations
- Source citation
- Source: Tuolumne County Jail and Detention Center, Chapter 2 discussion and Recommendation R3, PDF pages 8-9.
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What capabilities, privacy safeguards, retention rules, and implementation priorities should guide a new juvenile-facility camera system?
The report says the existing cameras did not record audio or video and recommends acquiring an advanced security-camera system with recording and audio capabilities.
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A clearly governed system can support safety and incident review while accounting for the heightened privacy interests of detained young people.
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