It depends on the exact situation in which the recording was carried out though usually No.
Florida operates an "all-party consent" to legally record someone. "All-party consent" meaning that all parties would have to give consent to being recorded.
However, there may be a situation were a recording has been made in a place where the recorded person or people had no hope of privacy, such as the recording being made from the sidewalk outside an open apartment block window.
If you were walking past recording yourself and happened to record some dodgy goings on in the background, that may be submittable.
If however, you purposefully went to a specific 'non-private' place in the knowledge that a person/people would be there, then you may have needed permission to record from that person/people for the recording it to be submittable.
It would be best to check with a Florida attorney before attemping to submit a recording.
yes, although I would advise that if you are married you do consent your spouse, no adult with full mental capacity needs another adults consent to have surgery
Without Customer Consent, No. The Business owner is not allowed to touch the customer without their consent.
well I don't know how old you are but in the state of Illinois you have to be 18 years of age or older to get married. Unless you have parental or a guardians consent
16-17 With parental consent ; 18 or older without
I'm not sure if that's legal, I think you mush have parent consent, and there cannot be sex involved at all. The age of consent in Kentucky is 16. Section 510.020of the Kentucky Revised Statutes deems a person unable to consent if he or she is less than 16 years old. It is a defense however if the "victim" is at least 14 and the actor is less than 5 years older {510.130(b)}
YES you can, the recording can hold up as evidence in a court of law if submitted to the police. The only exception is if you are a police officer working a case you have to have court consent similar to a wrrant.
In Florida, it is legal to record a face-to-face conversation if you are a party to the conversation. However, it is important to inform the other person that you are recording the conversation to avoid violating Florida's two-party consent law. Recording without the other person's consent may lead to legal consequences.
Not usually in either a criminal or civil matter. But there are, as in almost every legal matter exceptions. If your state allows the recording of one person private conversations (very few do). Or the so called evidence is obtained via voice mail in which the person would or should be aware of the consequences of relaying such information.
Only with their consent. Maryland laws on recording people require that all parties consent to the recording unless it is out in a public place with no reasonable expectation of privacy.
what was the historical background of the Florida consent decree and give examples
what was the historical background of the Florida consent decree and give examples
what was the historical background of the Florida consent decree and give examples
This depends on the laws of your state. Some states are considered one party or two party consent states. By this, it's meaning that either one or two people in a private conversation must give consent for a recording to be taken. Assuming you were an original party to this private conversation, as opposed to an eavesdropping third party) and lived in a one party consent state, it may be admissible as evidence in a civil trial. Note, however, that this may not be true for all courts. Some judges may find it unconscionable to admit a secret recording as evidence, even in one party consent states. Also, it may not be admissible in other states due to evidentiary rules if the person whom you recorded had a reasonable expectation of privacy while on the phone. However, this would be the case if you were a third party, which a little insight into third party recordings is in the following. Now, in a two party consent state, the answer is no. This would not be admissible evidence. In fact, to attempt to admit this evidence by stating it's a recording in which you took of a call, you could find yourself under arrest for eavesdropping, which is a felony in most states. Secondly, if this were a recording made in which you were a third party, no matter a one or two party consent state, you could be subject to arrest for wiretapping and eavesdropping.
Without consent its 18.
what was the historical background of the Florida consent decree and give examples
18.
No, in the state of Florida you have to be 17 years of age or older to live by yourself with parental consent.