New Hampshire § 169-B:15-c Facilities;  Digital Video Recording

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 169-B:15-c — Facilities; Digital Video Recording

New Hampshire § 169-B:15-c

Title XIIPUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE

Ch. 169-BDELINQUENT CHILDREN

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 169-B:15-c (2026).

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I. Each facility paid for in whole or in part with general funds and used by law enforcement, county sheriffs, or state police to securely detain minors shall continuously record and store digital video of activity in all common areas. Areas requiring privacy pursuant to federal or state laws or regulations shall be exempt from the recording obligation. II. The system of video recording, storage, and retrieval shall:

(a)Record using sufficient imaging patterns and quality to visually assess the actions of one person and the interactions between 2 or more people.

(b)Retain data at a minimum length of time as justice may require. The provisions of RSA 169-B:34 through 169-B:38 shall also apply to this section.

(c)Maintain an uptime of 98 percent or above.

(d)Be regularly subject to techn

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I. Each facility paid for in whole or in part with general funds and used by law enforcement, county sheriffs, or state police to securely detain minors shall continuously record and store digital video of activity in all common areas. Areas requiring privacy pursuant to federal or state laws or regulations shall be exempt from the recording obligation.
II. The system of video recording, storage, and retrieval shall:
(a) Record using sufficient imaging patterns and quality to visually assess the actions of one person and the interactions between 2 or more people.
(b) Retain data at a minimum length of time as justice may require. The provisions of RSA 169-B:34 through 169-B:38 shall also apply to this section.
(c) Maintain an uptime of 98 percent or above.
(d) Be regularly subject to technological updates and maintenance to maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all components.