At a time when the proliferation of video recordings has spread in some countries, to collect evidence. When cameras are used in the streets, at traffic junctions, deserted corners, on police dashboards, as body cams in the arm forces, in close circuit TV in business and elevators. It seems absurd that a developed country would have laws so archaic, they Make Such rendering inadmissible in law courts. Surely given the aptitude of videography forensics, it is possible to determine the authenticity of such evidence and by virtue of its correctness, eliminate the necessity of individuals having to do lineups or other finger pointing selections, as in court. The video tape speaks its own volumes.

Without the recent video tape of a 200+lbs policeman at Spring Valley High School in South Carolina, flipping a student out of her chair and dragging her across a classroom floor, there is great certainty the policeman Might Still be in a job. The evidence from students may have presented doubtfulness of his use of unnecessary force, as the disparity of opinions cloud reasonableness. Arrests are made from videotaped evidence as these are broadcasted for public assistance in