Lawmakers, state governments and regulators must come up with laws to counter the proliferation of deepfakes. Digital evidences such as images and video footages are admissible in court under the silent witness theory. If deepfakes continue to be produced, the verifiability of images and videos become harder and uncertain; losing credibility. Thus, the court must rely again on eye-witness testimonies, which aren’t 100% accurate. In the meantime, states such as California, Texas, and Virginia are countering the proliferation of false videos through laws that try to control the spread in media platforms and for certain fields such as in politics. This is not enough.