Recording Laws
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Thailand Recording Laws: One-Party Consent, PDPA, and Penalties (2026)
Thailand is a one-party consent country in practice. Learn how the PDPA, Criminal Code Sections 322-325, Computer Crime Act, and Section 112 govern recording, penalties, and evidence rules.
Tunisia Recording Laws: All-Party Consent, Penalties & Decree-Law 54 (2026)
Tunisia requires all-party consent for recording. Law 2004-63, Penal Code secrecy provisions, and Decree-Law 2022-54 create overlapping liability. Penalties reach 10 years prison.
Turkey Recording Laws: All-Party Consent, TCK Penalties & KVKK (2026)
Turkey is an all-party consent country. TCK Articles 132-136 impose up to 5 years prison for secret recordings. Learn penalties, the Yargıtay self-defense exception, KVKK fines, and 2025 cross-border transfer rules.
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UAE Recording Laws: All-Party Consent Rules and Penalties (2026)
UAE recording laws require all-party consent. Federal Decree-Law 34/2021 Article 44 penalties include 6+ months jail and AED 150K-500K fines.
Uganda Recording Laws: Consent Rules and Penalties (2026)
Uganda requires one-party consent to record phone and radio calls under RICA 2010, but a 2026 court ruling voided the statute covering in-person recording.
UK Recording Laws (2026): Calls, In-Person, Workplace and Police
How UK law treats recording calls and conversations: the IPA 2016 interception test, UK GDPR, workplace monitoring, filming police, voyeurism and deepfake offences.
Ukraine Recording Laws: One-Party Consent in Practice (2026)
Ukraine has no one-party statute, but Art. 163's text and Supreme Court rulings support recording your own calls. Up to 7 yrs for interception; martial law up to 12 yrs.
Uruguay Recording Laws: One-Party Consent, Penalties, and 2024 Cybercrime Updates
Uruguay follows one-party consent for recording. Código Penal Arts. 296-300, Ley 20327 cybercrime updates, Ley 18.331 data protection, URCDP workplace rules, and EU adequacy decision explained.
US Recording Laws by State (2026): All 50 States Explained
Our 51-jurisdiction guide maps every US state's recording consent rule, statute, and penalties, including the 13 states that require all-party consent.
Utah Audio Recording Laws
Learn Utah audio recording laws under Utah Code Ann. 77-23a-4. One-party consent rules, penalties, civil damages, and interstate call recording explained.
Utah Dashcam Laws
Learn Utah dashcam laws. Dashcams are legal with proper mounting. Audio rules, evidence use, commercial fleet regulations, and windshield obstruction law explained.
Utah Landlord-Tenant Recording Laws
Learn Utah landlord-tenant recording laws. Tenant one-party consent rights, camera rules, 24-hour entry notice, and security deposit evidence guide.
Utah Laws on Recording in Public
Utah public recording laws: filming in public is generally legal, with courthouse and privacy limits. Open meeting recording and First Amendment rights explained.
Utah Laws on Recording Police
Learn your rights to record police in Utah. First Amendment protections, Tenth Circuit precedent, body camera rules, and what to do if your rights are violated.
Utah Medical Recording Laws
Learn Utah medical recording laws. Patients can record doctor visits under one-party consent. HIPAA does not restrict patient recording. Evidence and telehealth rules.
Utah Phone Call Recording Laws
Learn Utah phone call recording laws under 77-23a-4. One-party consent rules, interstate calls, business recording, and penalties explained.
Utah Recording Laws (2026): One-Party Consent Rules
Utah is a one-party consent state under Utah Code Ann. 77-23a-4. Illegal recording is a third-degree felony, and a court may award civil damages of the greater of actual damages, $100 a day, or $10,000.
Utah School Recording Laws
Learn Utah school recording laws. Student and parent recording rights, school camera rules, IEP meeting recording, FERPA, and school board meetings.
Utah Security Camera Laws
Learn Utah security camera laws. Residential and business camera rules, audio recording restrictions, neighbor privacy, and doorbell camera legal guide.
Utah Smart Glasses Recording Laws (2026)
Utah Code 77-23a-4 governs smart glasses recording: one-party consent, third-degree felony penalties, voyeurism rules under 76-12-307, and civil liability.
Utah Video Recording Laws
Utah video recording laws: public filming is generally legal. Recorded voyeurism under 76-12-307, penalties, the 2025 recodification, and evidence rules.
Utah Voyeurism Laws
Utah voyeurism laws under 76-12-306, 76-12-307, and 76-12-308: hidden camera penalties, distribution felonies, the 2025 recodification, and victim remedies.
Utah Workplace Recording Laws
Learn Utah workplace recording laws. Employee one-party consent rights, employer surveillance rules, NLRA protections, and evidence use explained.
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Venezuela Recording Laws: One-Party Consent, Penalties, and Rule-of-Law Concerns (2026)
Venezuela is a one-party consent country: participants may record their own conversations under the 1991 Ley sobre Protección a la Privacidad de las Comunicaciones. Third-party interception carries 3 to 6 years imprisonment.
Vermont Audio Recording Laws
Learn Vermont audio recording laws. No state wiretapping statute -- federal one-party consent applies. Key court cases, penalties, and interstate call rules explained.
Vermont Dashcam Laws
Learn Vermont dashcam laws. Dashcams are legal with proper mounting. Audio rules, evidence use, and commercial fleet regulations explained.
Vermont Landlord-Tenant Recording Laws
Learn Vermont landlord-tenant recording laws. Tenant recording rights, camera rules, entry notice, and security deposit evidence guide.
Vermont Laws on Recording in Public
Vermont public recording laws: filming in public is generally legal, but 13 V.S.A. 2605 bars filming intimate areas. Open Meeting Law and First Amendment rules.
Vermont Laws on Recording Police
Learn your rights to record police in Vermont. The Second Circuit's 2026 Massimino ruling, body camera rules, and civil rights remedies explained.
Vermont Medical Recording Laws
Learn Vermont medical recording laws. Patients can record in-person doctor visits under one-party consent; telehealth needs patient and provider consent.
Vermont Phone Call Recording Laws
Learn Vermont phone call recording laws. Federal one-party consent applies. Interstate rules for Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Penalties and evidence guide.
Vermont Recording Laws (2026): No Wiretap Statute, One-Party Default
Vermont is the only US state with no wiretap law. Federal ECPA supplies one-party consent. State v. Geraw bars secret in-home recording by police. Penalties and civil remedies explained.
Vermont School Recording Laws
Learn Vermont school recording laws. Student and parent rights, camera rules, IEP meeting recording, FERPA, and school board meeting recording.
Vermont Security Camera Laws
Vermont security camera laws: home and business camera rules, audio limits under federal wiretap law, voyeurism limits, and neighbor privacy explained.
Vermont Smart Glasses Recording Laws 2025
Vermont has no wiretapping statute, so federal one-party consent applies. 13 V.S.A. § 2605(d) bars secretly filming or recording people in private areas of a home. Know the rules before you record.
Vermont Video Recording Laws
Vermont video laws: public filming is generally legal. Voyeurism law 13 V.S.A. 2605 and its July 2026 penalties, intimate images law, and meeting rules.
Vermont Voyeurism Laws
Learn Vermont voyeurism laws under 13 V.S.A. 2605. Hidden camera rules, intimate images law 2606, State v. Geraw, and victim remedies explained.
Vermont Workplace Recording Laws
Learn Vermont workplace recording laws. Federal one-party consent, employer surveillance rules, NLRA protections, and evidence use explained.
Victoria Recording Laws: When You Can Record a Private Conversation (2026)
Victoria's Surveillance Devices Act 1999 only bans recording a private conversation you are not part of. Sharing it is separate. Penalties and workplace rules.
Vietnam Recording Laws: Consent Rules and Penalties (2026)
Vietnam bans recording other people's calls without consent. Whether a participant may secretly record is unsettled. Penalties, PDPL and 2026 rules.
Virginia Audio Recording Laws: One-Party Consent Rules and Penalties
Virginia audio recording laws allow one-party consent under Va. Code 19.2-62. Learn when you can legally record conversations, penalties for violations, and civil admissibility limits.
Virginia Dashcam Laws: Installation, Audio, and Evidence Rules
Virginia allows dashcams mounted behind the rearview mirror (Va. Code 46.2-1054). Learn the audio recording rules, mounting limits, and using footage as evidence.
Virginia Landlord-Tenant Recording Laws: Surveillance and Privacy Rights
Virginia landlord-tenant recording laws cover tenant recording rights, landlord camera placement, and privacy protections. Learn the rules under Va. Code 19.2-62 and 55.1-1200.
Virginia Laws on Recording in Public: Rights and Restrictions
Virginia has no statute banning ordinary filming in public spaces, and one-party consent rules govern audio. Learn the legal limits on filming in public in Virginia.
Virginia Laws on Recording Police: Your Rights and Limitations
Recording police in Virginia: what Sharpe v. Winterville decided, one-party consent, limits you must follow, interrogation recording under Va. Code 19.2-390.04, and FOIA.
Virginia Medical Recording Laws: Patient Rights and Healthcare Privacy
Virginia medical recording laws allow patients to record their own appointments under one-party consent. Learn about HIPAA, enhanced penalties for medical recordings, and healthcare privacy.
Virginia Phone Call Recording Laws: What You Need to Know
Virginia phone call recording laws allow one-party consent under Va. Code 19.2-62, but civil admissibility is limited by Va. Code 8.01-420.2. Learn the rules and exceptions.
Virginia Recording Laws (2026): One-Party Consent Rules
Virginia is a one-party consent state under Va. Code § 19.2-62. Learn the criminal penalties, civil damages, phone-call evidence rule, and hidden-camera laws.
Virginia School Recording Laws: Student, Parent, and Teacher Rights
Virginia school recording laws address student recording rights, school surveillance cameras, IEP meeting recordings, and FERPA protections. Learn the rules for K-12 and college settings.
Virginia Security Camera Laws: Home, Business, and HOA Rules
Virginia security camera laws cover home surveillance, business cameras, HOA rules, and neighbor disputes. Learn what is legal under Virginia privacy and recording statutes.
Virginia Smart Glasses Recording Laws
Virginia is a one-party consent state. Record your own conversations legally with smart glasses under Va. Code 19.2-62. Know where recording is prohibited.
Virginia Video Recording Laws: Surveillance Rules and Privacy Limits
Virginia video recording laws cover public filming, private surveillance, and voyeurism protections. Learn what is legal under Va. Code 18.2-386.1 and 18.2-130.
Virginia Voyeurism and Hidden Camera Laws: Penalties and Protections
Virginia voyeurism laws criminalize hidden cameras, peeping, and non-consensual intimate images. Learn penalties under Va. Code 18.2-386.1, 18.2-130, and 18.2-386.2.
Virginia Workplace Recording Laws: Employee Rights and Employer Rules
Virginia workplace recording laws allow employees to record conversations under one-party consent. Learn employer surveillance rules, NLRA protections, and NoVA federal employee considerations.
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Was the Trump-Raffensperger Call Recording Legal Under Georgia Law?
Georgia one-party consent law made recording the 2021 Trump-Raffensperger call legal if a participant recorded it. Includes the Fulton County case's 2025 dismissal.
Washington Audio Recording Laws: Two-Party Consent Rules and Penalties (2026)
Washington audio recording laws require all-party consent under RCW 9.73.030. Learn the rules, penalties, threat exceptions, and how they apply to conversations and calls.
Washington Dashcam Laws: Mounting Rules, Audio Recording, and Evidence (2026)
Washington dashcam laws allow dashboard cameras but restrict windshield mounting and audio recording. Learn placement rules, audio consent requirements, and how to use dashcam footage.
Washington Landlord-Tenant Recording and Surveillance Laws (2026)
Washington landlord-tenant recording laws prohibit hidden cameras in rental units. Learn surveillance rules, tenant rights, landlord obligations, and privacy protections.
Washington Laws on Recording in Public: What Is Legal and What Is Not (2026)
Washington allows video and photo recording in public spaces, but audio recording of private conversations requires all-party consent. Learn the rules for public recording.
Washington Laws on Recording Police: Your Rights and Legal Limits (2026)
You can legally record police officers in Washington during public duties. Learn your First Amendment rights, law enforcement recording exceptions under RCW 9.73.090, and body camera rules.