Rhode Island H8116 mandates body cameras for correctional staff, sets rules for recordings, creates an oversight board, and requires training and.
Rhode Island H8116 requires correctional staff to wear and activate body cameras during interactions with incarcerated individuals, including use-of-force incidents and medical emergencies. The bill establishes rules for recording, retention, and access to footage, limited to authorized personnel. It creates an independent incident oversight board to review incidents and recommend reforms. The Department of Corrections must provide training, conduct biannual reports, and implement disciplinary actions for noncompliance.
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