The
introduction
of
security
footage
in
courtrooms
as
evidence
is
increasingly
common
.
With
the
number
of
closed
-
circuit
television
(
CCTV
)
cameras
rising
,
the
____________________
of
images
____________________
relevant
for
criminal
____________________
being
recorded
also
increases
.
However
,
while
CCTV
footage
may
____________________
have
assisted
in
achieving
____________________
in
some
high
-
profile
cases
,
can
it
assist
in
the
overall
reduction
of
violence
against
women
?
A
well
-
known
example
in
Australia
of
CCTV
helping
solve
a
crime
is
the
footage
pulled
from
a
shop
on
Sydney
Road
the
night
Jill
Meagher
was
raped
and
murdered
by
Adrian
Bayley
.
This
____________________
was
mentioned
in
his
sentencing
in
2013
.
In
the
same
year
,
Simon
Gittany
was
found
____________________
of
the
murder
of
his
partner
Lisa
Harnum
.
CCTV
footage
?
taken
from
his
own
security
cameras
?
was
again
____________________
as
key
evidence
.
Beyond
the
courtroom
,
news
____________________
reports
of
crime
are
saturated
with
the
use
of
CCTV
footage
.
In
both
contexts
,
it
is
often
seen
to
be
____________________
?
an
authoritative
and
objective
witness
that
can
tell
us
?
what
really
happened
?
.
While
used
____________________
a
range
of
offences
,
its
inclusion
in
instances
of
extreme
(
and
public
)
violence
against
women
can
mean
____________________
images
receive
significant
and
sustained
media
____________________
,
and
may
remain
online
indefinitely
.
The
strength
of
CCTV
in
our
public
consciousness
is
such
that
questions
of
privacy
are
often
dismissed
as
____________________
.
CCTV
installed
in
the
homes
of
family
violence
victims
has
even
been
considered
.
