JPS-F.1
Edited or trimmed bodycam footage
Footage can be cut, trimmed, or altered after it is recorded, and the edit can be invisible.
DOR's answer
DOR detects any change to the recording since capture.
RA-1.3.2RA-6.3.1
Justice & Public Safety Reference.
The ways footage, evidence, reports, and dispatch records get altered or faked, in plain language, and what DOR does about each one.
In the Field
Bodycams, dashcams, drones, and interview rooms, where the record begins.
JPS-F.2
Fabricated or substituted footage
A generated or substituted video can be presented as bodycam footage.
DOR's answer
DOR confirms the recording came from the camera it claims, at the time it claims.
RA-1.4.4RA-3.1.2
JPS-F.3
Cameras that cannot vouch for each other
Agencies mix camera makers, and each maker can only vouch for its own footage.
DOR's answer
DOR verifies footage from every source the same way.
RA-3.1.2RA-6.2.3
JPS-F.4
Gaps and timing changes in recordings
Recordings can be stopped, spliced, or re-timed.
DOR's answer
DOR checks that a recording is complete and that its timestamps are genuine.
RA-5.3.1RA-5.2.3
Evidence and Custody
Every view, copy, and transfer between capture and court.
JPS-E.1
Broken chain of custody
Evidence can be viewed, copied, or changed without a record.
DOR's answer
DOR records every action with who and why, where no one can edit it.
RA-6.3.1RA-6.3.2
JPS-E.2
Unauthorized copies and exports
Evidence can be copied to devices no one approved.
DOR's answer
DOR permits exports only to registered devices and flags attempts that are not.
RA-3.3.1RA-2.4.2
JPS-E.3
Copies altered after release
Evidence shared with prosecutors, defense, or the public can be changed after it leaves.
DOR's answer
DOR's proof travels with every copy.
RA-6.3.3
JPS-E.4
Evidence released or destroyed without reason
Evidence can be purged or released early, by error or on purpose.
DOR's answer
DOR requires a recorded reason for each and respects legal holds.
RA-6.3.2RA-4.3.2
Court and Disclosure
What prosecutors present, what the defense receives, and what the judge relies on.
JPS-C.1
Authenticity fights between experts
Authenticity disputes turn into contests of expert opinion.
DOR's answer
DOR's verification gives the same answer to anyone who runs it.
RA-6.1.1
JPS-C.2
Genuine evidence dismissed as fake
Genuine footage can be challenged as a deepfake.
DOR's answer
DOR proves it is authentic and unchanged since capture.
RA-1.4.4RA-6.2.2
JPS-C.3
Altered exhibits from outside sources
Photos, videos, and documents submitted by others can be altered or generated.
DOR's answer
DOR checks each one for alteration before it is accepted.
RA-1.4.4RA-6.2.2
Reports and AI
Reports, AI-drafted narratives, and enhanced images.
JPS-R.1
Reports changed after approval
A report can be changed after it is approved and filed.
DOR's answer
DOR keeps every version and who changed it.
RA-6.1.3RA-5.3.1
JPS-R.2
AI-drafted reports with no audit trail
AI tools can write a report and discard the first draft.
DOR's answer
DOR keeps the draft and ties the report to its source footage.
RA-6.1.2RA-6.2.3
JPS-R.3
Processed media presented as original
Enhanced, upscaled, or AI-analyzed media can be presented as original.
DOR's answer
DOR labels processed media and links it to its source.
RA-6.2.1RA-1.4.4
Dispatch and Communications
911 calls, dispatch records, and radio traffic.
JPS-D.1
Spoofed and synthetic 911 calls
Swatting calls use spoofed numbers and AI-generated voices.
DOR's answer
DOR checks the source of each call as it arrives, and the call still goes through.
RA-3.2.1RA-3.2.2
JPS-D.2
Altered dispatch and radio records
Dispatch logs and radio recordings can be changed after an incident.
DOR's answer
DOR keeps them provable from the moment they are made.
RA-5.3.2RA-4.3.2
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