You have body-worn cameras.
You have thousands of hours of footage.
No one is watching all of it. Not you, not your supervisors, not anyone — the volume makes it impossible, and every agency in New Jersey is in the same position.
But it's all still there. Every shift, every call, retained and discoverable. Sooner or later someone outside the agency looks at a piece of it: a plaintiff's attorney, a reporter, a prosecutor, a review board. They choose which piece, and they choose the moment.
This survey asks how much of that footage your agency has already looked at, what you looked for when you did, and what happened when you found something.
Your results are yours to keep — a scored report you can print or save. To receive it, you'll be asked for your contact information at the end.
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All twenty questions are scored. Add your contact information below and your report opens on the next screen — the full breakdown, every item you came up short on, and where the language comes from.
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Body-Worn Camera Readiness — Self-Assessment
The Climb
Every item below scored short of full credit. What it means, and where the language comes from.
What's Holding
These scored full credit.
How this was scored
Each answer is worth 2, 1, or 0 points. Twenty questions, 40 points possible. Your score is the sum — nothing weighted, nothing hidden, no algorithm. The same arithmetic ATLAS uses on everything else.