Federal law states that one party of the conversation must know that the conversation is being taped. In other words, I can tape a conversation between me and someone else, but I can't tape a conversation that doesn't involve me.
The recording of a non-electronic conversation under West Virginia law is only legal if the party being recorded had no expectation of the conversation being private.
In other words, recording such conversation would have to be done in a public place.
Not if you're a part of it. If you are only a bystander and do not participate in the conversation, no, you may not, unless you have received permission from at least oneof the parties involved.
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As the question is worded, no. Ohio permits tape recording of your own call. However, this becomes more complicated when another party may come on the line, THEN the recording must be disclosed. Also: If the call originating in Ohio crosses into another state, that state's laws may not allow it and the recording activity will have to be disclosed.
Yes, it is illegal and you need permission or the person informed they are recorded.Added: (in the US) Not necessarily. The laws of the various states differ on this subject. In many states only the knowledge of one party to the conversation is required - and that one person can be the one recording it. You must check on the law in YOUR particular state.
I am not sure about Kentucky but in most states it is illegal to record someone without their consent.
No. As long as you are a party to the conversation then you do not have to tell them you are recording them.
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Not if you are a party to that conversation.
No it is not unless you use it for blackmail then they can go to the police and have you fined $2,000 and arrested with minimum chance of getting bail
Not if you're a part of it. If you are only a bystander and do not participate in the conversation, no, you may not, unless you have received permission from at least oneof the parties involved.
Concealed knives are illegal in Virginia, as are a host of other weapons. However, you can carry a concealed handgun if you have the permit. Virginia Code Section 18.2-311 Virginia Code Section 18.2-308
Probably not. Virgina has a "one party" wiretapping law, which covers all oral communication where the parties have some expectation of privacy.If you're one of the parties in the conversation (so that the people you're taping know that you're listening to them), then it's perfectly legal for you to use a concealed recording device and tape the conversation.If you're not a party to the conversation but the speakers don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy (you're sitting at the next table in a public restaurant), then it's probably legal, because the speakers would have a hard time arguing that they had no idea that the conversation they were having in a public place could possibly be overheard or intercepted.If you're not a party to the conversation and the speakers have reasonable cause to think their conversation is private (you planted a bug in someone's living room), then it's illegal.
No it is not, provided it is not concealed in your boot ironically. You can OPEN carry, but not conceal carry.
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Yes, as long as you are a party to that conversation. Just because it is not illegal does not mean that an employer has to allow it. They will have a policy regarding recording devices.
As long as you are one of the parties to a conversation, it is generally legal to record it.
Audio tapng is the same thing as recording..... it is illegal to do so without warning the other party to the conversation.