create the rough draft. The purpose of the rough draft is to organize your thoughts and build the "dry run" of your presentation. It should include all pieces of your outline and the expanded criteria below:

One slide each for, Introduction, and Conclusion

At least one slide for References

At least one slide for the Reflection

One to two slides for your chosen technology

At a minimum 6 slides for the questions listed in the outline under the body of the presentation. The slides should only include the details in bulleted form.

INTRODUCTION The police department was selected as the recipient of this technology, and the topic that will be covered is the use of body cameras. There has been some discussion regarding the usefulness of body cameras worn by police officers during the past few years, even though the police force has been employing them for some time now. The use of body cameras comes with a wide range of potential benefits and drawbacks, in addition to ethical considerations that must be considered. In this paper, I will explore the necessity of body cameras, as well as the benefits and drawbacks of their utilization, as well as the ethical considerations that are related with the use of body cameras.BODY Is there a need for the addition of the listed technology resources and why or why not?There is a critical void in the police department that has to be filled by body cameras because of the potential they have to assist in holding officers responsible for their acts. There have been a number of instances in which police officers have used excessive force, but because there was no footage of the occurrence, those officers have not been held accountable for their actions. By giving film of what took place during an incident, body cams can serve to protect both officers and citizens. Advantages the department will have by adding the new resource The addition of body cameras will provide a multitude of benefits to the department. To begin, it will be beneficial to ensure that cops are held accountable for their conduct. Second, it will serve as evidence in cases when police officers have engaged in misconduct. Thirdly, it will assist in protecting cops from having false accusations brought against them. The community and the police will have more reason to trust one another, which is the fourth benefit. Fifth, it will assist in the improvement of training and procedures for the police...Challenges the department will face using these resources Using body cameras will provide the police with a number of difficult difficulties. To begin, there is the problem of invasion of privacy. Because body cameras will capture everything that an officer does, there is a possibility that people will be filmed without their consent. This is because body cameras are worn by officers. It is possible that as a result of this, both officials and civilians will have their privacy compromised.

The second issue is one of the financial burdens. The agency will need to locate a source of funding to purchase body cameras because of their excessive cost. The problem of storage is the third topic to consider. Because body cameras produce a significant amount of data, the department will need to devise a method for storing all of it. The fourth problem is education and instruction. Training on how to operate and properly maintain the cameras will need to be provided to the officers who will be using them. Fifth, there is the problem of putting the plan into effect. For the department to make effective use of the cameras, there will first need to be a set of guidelines and protocols developed, as well as a mechanism forA person's right to privacy will be compromised by the newly developed technical resource of body cams. Because body cameras will capture everything that an officer does, there is a possibility that people will be filmed without their consent. This is because body cameras are worn by officers. It is possible that as a result of this, both officials and civilians will have their privacy compromised.enforcing those guidelines.Professionally acceptable standards and/or ethical issues associated with the new resourcesThere are a lot of moral questions that need to be answered about body cameras. To begin, there is the problem of invasion of privacy. Because body cameras will capture everything that an officer does, there is a possibility that people will be filmed without their consent. This is because body cameras are worn by officers. It is possible that as a result of this, both officials and civilians will have their privacy compromised.The second problem is one of partiality or prejudice. There is the potential for prejudice to occur as a resultof the deployment of body cameras because they can be utilized to target specific populations. Thirdly, there is the problem of improper application. Officers have the ability to abuse the usage of body cams, which might lead to an abuse of authority.Will having the new technology resource impede a person's right to privacy, or will it protect them in some way? If so, how?In conclusion, body cameras are a new technology resource that has many advantages and disadvantages. The department will need to weigh the pros and cons of using body cameras before deciding whether or not to implement them. References: 1. Alpert, G., & Smith, S. (2017). The Impact of Body-Worn Cameras on Police Use of Force. Criminal JusticePolicy Review, 28(3), 259-281.

3. Body-worn cameras in policing. (2017, December 15). Retrieved from https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/nij/249895.pdf4. Egelko, B. (2015, April 13). Police body cameras raise privacy concerns. Retrieved from https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Police-body-cameras-raise-privacy-concerns-6208796.php