South Carolina H3288 amends body-worn camera data access rules, allowing certain individuals to request and receive recorded data.
South Carolina H3288 amends the state's body-worn camera data access rules. It allows specific individuals, including those who are subjects of the recordings, criminal defendants, and civil litigants, to request and receive recorded data. The bill also specifies that data recorded by body-worn cameras is not a public record subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act. The law enforcement agency, State Law Enforcement Division, Attorney General, or circuit solicitor may release the data at their discretion.
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