[MurMan]

> You're lucky that in this case it helped you maintain your innocence, but that use will be in the tiny tiny minority.

What's your data source for this prediction? Are you saying that wrongful arrest and prosecution is a negligible problem?

> The actual solution to your particular problem is proper due process and rooting out police sloppiness and prosecutorial overreach, ...

Easy for you to say. Proper due process would have cost me a year or more of hell plus a lot of money. As for "police sloppiness and prosecutorial overreach", that's pounding on the table and has nothing to do with this discussion on cameras.

> ... not adding features to our society that make it easy for those in power to violate people's civil rights.

Cameras show when civil rights are violated.

[bsder]

> Proper due process would have cost me a year or more of hell plus a lot of money.

This is the REAL problem and not the camera.

"Innocent until proven broke" needs to be fixed.