ACLU Apps to Record Police Conduct

Mobile Justice AZ is a smartphone app that will empower Arizonans to record police and hold them accountable for their actions. Record, report, witness, and Know Your Rights - all on your phone!

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Mobile Justice CA is an easy way to record and report interactions with law enforcement. All footage and reports submitted through this app will be sent immediately to your local ACLU affiliate.

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Mobile Justice Colorado is a smartphone app that will empower Coloradans to record police and hold them accountable for their actions. Record, report, witness, and Know Your Rights - all on your phone!

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Mobile Justice GA is an easy way to record and report interactions with law enforcement. All footage and reports submitted through this app will be sent immediately to your local ACLU affiliate. Download today and help reform police practices in Georgia. Available for iOS and Android smart phones. 

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ACLU's Mobile Justice MD app is a powerful police accountability tool. It can be used by those in communities experiencing racial profiling, over-policing, and military-style policing tactics -- along with their allies -- to record police encounters and be assured that the recording is safe. If the video is submitted with an incident report with details about the situation being recorded, the ACLU of Maryland's legal staff will review it. In addition, Mobile Justice educates Marylanders about their rights and provide an opportunity for them to be more engaged in the movement for police accountability reform.

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At a time when headlines and broadcasts abound with news about racial profiling, harassment and police brutality, the ACLU of Michigan believes it is critical that citizens be equipped with the best tools available for ensuring law-enforcement accountability.

To that end, we've created Mobile Justice MI, a mobile-device application that gives you the power to record and report police abuse with the push of a button.

Because communities should control their police departments, not the other way around.

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Mobile Justice MN is an easy way to record and report interactions with law enforcement. All footage and reports submitted through this app will be sent immediately to the ACLU of Minnesota.

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Innocent people are routinely stopped, searched, harassed, bullied into compliance, and humiliated every year in Mississippi. It's not a crime to walk down the street, to peacefully protest, to march, to rally, or to simply gather with a group of peers on a sidewalk, yet every day innocent black and brown Mississippians are turned into suspects for doing just that. The Mobile Justice Mississippi smartphone app was created to empower individuals to hold Mississippi law enforcement agencies accountable for their actions.

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Innocent people are routinely stopped, searched, harassed, bullied into compliance and humiliated every day in Missouri. It's not a crime to walk down the street, to peacefully protest, to march or to gather with a group of your peers on the sidewalk. Yet, black and brown Missourians are turned into suspects for doing just that. In Missouri, police harassment has increased exponentially since Aug. 9, when Michael Brown was fatally shot by a Ferguson police officer.

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You have the right to film the police. The ACLU of Nebraska Mobile Justice smartphone app was created to empower individuals to hold Nebraska law enforcement agencies accountable for their actions.

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Mobile Justice NJ is a smartphone app that empowers New Jerseyans to hold police accountable for their actions. Record, report, witness, and Know Your Rights - all on your phone!

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The Mobile Justice New Mexico app is an innovative new tool that lets New Mexicans use their smart phones to record police or Border Patrol encounters and file reports of law enforcement misconduct.

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You have the right to film the police. Our Mobile Justice NC smartphone app was created to empower individuals to hold North Carolina law enforcement agencies accountable for their actions.

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Mobile Justice OK is an easy way to record and report interactions with law enforcement. All footage and reports submitted through this app will be sent immediately to your local ACLU affiliate.

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The ACLU of Oregon Mobile Justice smartphone app was created to empower individuals to hold Oregon law enforcement agencies accountable for their actions. The app will allow users to take video of police encounters and quickly upload the video to the ACLU. It can also send an alert when a police stop is being recorded by another user nearby and provides helpful legal information about interacting with police.

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Communities across the U.S. continue to suffer from over-policing, racial profiling and excessive use of force. Empowered by the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania, the Mobile Justice PA app is one way you can put a check on law enforcement misconduct.

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Mobile Justice Virginia is a smartphone app that will empower Virginians to record police and hold them accountable for their actions. Record, report, witness, and Know Your Rights - all on your phone!

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Mobile Justice DC is a smartphone app that will empower DC residents to record police and hold them accountable for their actions. Record, report, witness, and know your rights - all on your phone!

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"Stop and Frisk Watch" is a free and innovative smart phone application that empowers New Yorkers to monitor police activity and hold the NYPD accountable for unlawful stop-and-frisk encounters and other police misconduct.

Read more at the New York Civil Liberties Union