Police Body Cameras In George Orwell's 1984
In George Orwell's book, 1984, the author talks about a dystopian society where people are controlled by a totalitarian government. Orwell wrote the book to warn people of the need to limit government and protect personal freedoms. In many ways, at our school, in the United States, and in the World, many similarities are present between Orwell’s prediction and our reality.
In the United States, constant surveillance is already happening much like in Orwellś book. We are now living in a society where constant surveillance, in the streets, in stores, and law enforcement, is much like ¨1984.¨ In the article ¨Benefits and Pitfall: Police Body Cameras¨ in the New England College, ¨we see how police officers used body cameras, to provide accountability
In the United States, constant surveillance is already happening much like in Orwellś book. We are now living in a society where constant surveillance, in the streets, in stores, and law enforcement, is much like ¨1984.¨ In the article ¨Benefits and Pitfall: Police Body Cameras¨ in the New England College, ¨we see how police officers used body cameras, to provide accountability