You don't prosecute someone for this, the District Attorney does. You would need to speak with your local police department and tell them what happened and they can get the ball rolling for this.
No, it is illegal to record or eavesdrop on a private conversation in California without the consent of all parties involved. California is a two-party consent state, meaning that all parties must consent to being recorded for it to be legal.
To prosecute someone means to initiate legal proceedings against them in a court of law, typically for breaking the law or committing a crime. The prosecution, usually represented by the government or a legal authority, presents evidence and arguments to prove the defendant's guilt. If found guilty, the defendant may face penalties such as fines, imprisonment, or other consequences.
It is illegal to tape someone without their knowledge.
Sick the cops on him, it is a federal offense to hack someone else's email.
No unless its someone you don't know (STALKER) but if someone you know that you actually know their taping you yes.
Some examples are: To prosecute is to accuse someone of something or put them on trial. You shouldn't prosecute someone unless you have solid proof.
Not as long as at least one of the parties has agreed to the taping and it is not being used for any illegal purpose.
They have no legal athority to force anyone to press charges.
yes
Either a one-on-one conversation with someone online or a group conversation online.
To start conversation with a single-eyed person, first get to where he is seated, grasp his attention, and then engage him in a conversation.
A collection agency can collect from someone on social security or disability. If you incurred a debt, you can be prosecuted.