This can come back to bite you.  Protect recordings in public places from admission and suddenly the only law enforcement is able to admit such evidence, as only they could ever get a warrant before hand (not private citizens).  Letting public spaces be fair game for admissible recordings will protect the public because it can be used by the public.<p>A clear example here being a drone you&#x27;re flying in a park.  With that interpretation only law enforcement&#x27;s drones&#x27; recordings would ever have a chance of being used in court.  This is about protecting your right to have equal footing with law enforcement for evidence.