Criminal
Jul. 2, 2019
AB 748 shifts power to public
As of Monday, California law requires video or audio recordings of a “critical incident” to be disclosed within 45 days of when the law enforcement agency became aware, or should have become aware, of an incident.
As of Monday, California law requires video or audio recordings of a "critical incident" to be disclosed within 45 days of when the law enforcement agency became aware, or should have become aware, of an incident. Delay can only occur if the disclosure would interfere with an ongoing investigation. Critical incidents are narrowly limited to discharge of a firearm by an officer at a person or use of force against a person resulting in death or great bodily injury.
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