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In the film, Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore turns his eye on George W. Bush and his War on Terrorism agenda. Through facts, footage and interviews, Moore illustrates his opinion of how Bush and his companions have gotten America into worse trouble than ever before and why Americans should not stand for it. When tragedy hits America with the 9/11 attacks, Moore explains how Bush failed to take immediate action to defend his nation. In the film, Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore is trying to persuade

the footage that belong to three film students who went missing and none of their remains were found except for the footage. The three film students; Heather, Michael & Joshua, went to a forest in Maryland to film a documentary about a legend in that forest; The Blair Witch. As they hike deeper in to the forest they realise they are lost. Eventually they run into eerie circumstances; stones stacked as if to mark a grave, strange voices in the night, their luggage being pulled, etc. The footage shows

of all citizens. The body cameras that police have decreased the likeliness of crime occurring because the individuals know they are being recorded. In order for body cameras to truly be effective in society, they must be used correctly and the footage must be handled properly. Therefore, through proper usage and experience with devices, body cameras can be very beneficial to any community. Body cameras are small cameras equipped on police officers. They are on the uniform

barbaric Hitler and the Nazi soldiers and followers. The museum visit has taken me back to the history of the Holocaust. The historic film footages were good enough in giving a vivid historical background from the days that Hitler came into power. With his Nazi group, the film footages showed the plotted Holocaust which was a ruthless

chasing the suspect down for the crime and you do everything by the book, but when you get back to the Police Department you are getting charged for something you never did because you follow everything by the book. It was just a civilian getting footage of you beating the suspect down and using unnecessary force on that person. Now think would it have been a good thing to have a body cam on you, and prove you are innocent from the charges you are being held with. Before the body

between the two films, Fahrenheit 911, and Fahrenhype 911, help my understanding by developing a comparison between the two films which helps me analyze the ideas that are being presented in each film. Both films use statistics, interviews, news footage, and clippings from newspaper to try and convince the viewer of their own biases. Fahrenheit 911, for example, stated that George Bush cheated in the elections and then spent 42% of his first presidency on vacation. Thus, Michael Moore is trying to

around the U.S. The footage may support or implicate officers, like Wilson, whose actions are in question. In addition, people behave better when they know they are under surveillance and there are various officers who already use them for documentation purposes. Questions of costs arise when considering the option of body cameras but it is a small hurdle to jump that will result in many benefits. If Officer Wilson were equipped with a camera at the time of Brown’s death, the footage could clear up any

presence of a body cam worn by police either during an altercation or on duty, in theory should mean that there would be less of a likelihood of an officer committing any form of misconduct, as this means that the public would also be able to see the footage and the officer would and could be held liable for their actions. The reality of using body cams worn by police and their effectiveness in achieving these goals are

officer was on his way. Meanwhile, Rick began playing back the security tape of the lobby and parking lot, hoping to have caught clear footage of Kayla. “Here,” Seth said. “Stop it here. That’s the woman who held up the line for at least ten minutes, she was a real piece of work. Kayla and her father have got to be coming into the scene soon.” Rick let the camera footage of the area before the checkout counter play out, only briefly fast forwarding at times to move past the stagnation of

There's no assurance that the public will ever view the footage from police body cameras, especially in cases where it may be helpful to defendants or civil litigants (Buttar 1 ). Body cameras are not oriented toward police officer action but rather toward the public and not mostly focused on people involved in police encounters. Cameras has potential to capture footage that could used against defendants on for criminal trials. Subsequent would be simply illegal