Plain English Breakdown
The official source does not specify how often or when the Statistical Analysis Center will review the data.
Traffic Stop Data Recording Act
This act requires police officers in Delaware to record the main reason for a traffic stop and allows a special center to review this information.
What This Bill Does
- Requires police officers to enter why they stopped a car into DELJIS at the time of or immediately after the stop.
- Police must also note when, where, and what reason was given to the driver for the stop.
- The Statistical Analysis Center can access this information for analysis.
Who It Names or Affects
- Law enforcement officers who make traffic stops in Delaware.
- Drivers who get pulled over by police in Delaware.
Terms To Know
- DELJIS
- Delaware Criminal Justice Information System, a computer system used to store information about criminal justice activities.
- Statistical Analysis Center
- A special center that looks at data and statistics related to law enforcement practices in Delaware.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify the consequences for officers who do not comply with the new requirements.
- It is unclear how often or when the Statistical Analysis Center will review the data.
- There are no details on public access to this information.