First, you cannot record conversations over the phone, most states deem it a felony. However, if they are out in public or just 'outside" yes, you can as anyone could hear the conversation, therefore there is no expectation of privacy.
Another View: Use caution in following the advice of the first answer. Many states apply the same criteria to face-to-face recorded conversations as they do to phone conversations. It will depend on your state laws and, in the case of interstate phone conversations, what the state law of the out-of-state party may be.
Yes, if he/she is made aware conversation is being recorded
No, you must make all parties aware that they are being taped for it to be lawful.
Yes, she can record anything she want too. But, she cannot use it in court as evidence when it was obtained unlawfully.
yes
Yes, as long as you are a party to the conversation, you may record it.
yes. it's also quite creepy.
Yes it is ellegal to tape record any one in all fifty states. that's the same as wiretaping it can get you two to five years in the big house. BUT if you tell them that your going to tape every word that they say then that clears you from all liability hope this helps you South Carolina is a one party consent state.Only one person needs to know that the conversation is being recorded.
You must first notify them that the conversation is being recorded. Even if they object you have a right to record them (although it is inconsiderate and impolite).
Colorado is a one-party consent state, which means it is legal to record a conversation as long as one person involved in the conversation consents to the recording. However, it is illegal to record a conversation if you are not part of the conversation and do not have consent from at least one of the parties.
Laws regarding recording conversations vary by jurisdiction. In some places, it may be legal to record conversations with consent from all parties involved, while in others it may require consent from at least one party. It is important to understand the specific laws in your area before recording any conversations.
Tape record WHAT? Other people's conversations (without them knowing it or giving permission)? No, it is not - it's an invasion of privacy.
Yes, you may record images of a conversation in Kenya. Kenyan federal law does not prohibit this, assuming the conversation is in a public place.