Yeah there are several layers here. One is the idea of owning our likeness. I'm not sure I really own my voice or imagines that look like me. For example, South Park frequently makes caricatures of people that clearly represent them visually and vocally. I have no issue with that. 

The caricatures are far from convincing of the real thing, but I don't know if that can be enforced. 

Of course I would defend children from exploitation. Either in the sense of their physically experience or in terms of images they are shown.

The solution I have come up with for the physical part is remaining vigilant and armed. The second part could be solved with a router native AI agent that scans files for malicious content (based on my personal definition) entering the home, or on a larger scale for an entire community. 

Regarding courts we're now way above my political grade. Robert Noszic gave it his best shot, but I was falling asleep trying to grok what he had to say.