>and it also will be legal to shoot the bad guys (with weapons, not video) if they did some bad thing AND you film it. You can already do this in nearly any ju

>and it also will be legal to shoot the bad guys (with weapons, not video) if they did some bad thing AND you film it. You can already do this in nearly any jurisdiction in the US as long as you're justified in using deadly force. It might make it easier to prove you were justified, but it wouldn't be anything new. If the suggestion is that you'd need video to prove you were justified, that's a huge can of worms. You'd effectively be forcing people to choose between filming 24x7 and dealing with the potential privacy and self-incrimination issues there or being stripped of their right to self-defense.