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In an effort to keep a business from being "embarrassed" and possibly loosing a buck,we just look the other way? http://www.indianasnewscenter.com/home/ ... =86591&c=y

were they reporting any crimes? and it says there is exception for it reporting to government (aka, reporting a crime)

This is a tough call. Making it illegal to embarrass a person or business seems overboard. Aren't there already laws for libel and slander?

Read the bill. It doesn't say that recording a video as evidence of a crime will be illegal. It says that recording a video to harm the business is illegal.

For instance, it's pretty standard procedure that they way to make a hamburger starts with putting a cow in a pen, holding it from moving, and slicing its neck open so that it bleeds out. Even though this is a 100% legal way to make a hamburger, I expect that it would hurt a business if I played a video of that procedure in front of Burger King.

Sounds like a good law.

Sounds like a terrible law.