In Indiana...YES. I cannot speak for anywhere else. As long as one party (you) know you are being recorded, any conversation/interaction you have can be recorded.
Try again....Only if YOU are part of the conversation. I don't believe it is legal to videotape an ARREST or an incident that you are not part of.
In Indiana...YES. I cannot speak for anywhere else. As long as one party (you) know you are being recorded, any conversation/interaction you have can be recorded.
In Indiana...YES. I cannot speak for anywhere else. As long as one party (you) know you are being recorded, any conversation/interaction you have can be recorded.
Try again....
I am only referring to Indiana. I am not well versed in law of other states. But in Indiana it should never be considered illegal. I've been recorded many times without any problems. I handle business just the same as when I am not being recorded and have yet to have a problem. In this day and age a police officer is naive to believe they are NOT being recorded. It is just too darned easy to record these days.well, not interferring is a given.....but I'm talking about how can they say you recording an officer doing his job is illegal....as long as you're not interferring, I don't see any grounds where it can rightfully be outlawed given the nature of their duties......such a law simply gives said government authority to do to its people what it wishes without fear of retalliation
Denny..you know we want to see some of those videos now. Assuming of course it is video of you at work and not in a much personal setting