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[child_pages cols=”2″ skin=”blue” list=”true” orderby=”title” order=”ASC”]Ohio Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current Ohio Rev. Code Chapter 2933 Quick Answer Ohio is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and in-person conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant. Violating Ohio’s wiretapping laws … Read more
North Dakota Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current N.D. Cent. Code Chapter 12.1-15 Quick Answer North Dakota is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and in-person conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant, provided the … Read more
North Carolina Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current N.C. Gen. Stat. Chapter 15A Quick Answer North Carolina is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and in-person conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have permission from at least one participant in advance. … Read more
New York Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current N.Y. Penal Law Article 250 Quick Answer New York is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and in-person conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant. However, eavesdropping … Read more
New Mexico Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current N.M. Stat. Ann. Chapter 30 Quick Answer New Mexico is a one-party consent state. You can legally record telephone conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant. Notably, New Mexico’s wiretapping law … Read more
New Jersey Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current N.J. Stat. Ann. Title 2A Quick Answer New Jersey is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and in-person conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation. You don’t need to inform or get permission from other … Read more
Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current Nevada Revised Statutes Quick Answer Nevada has MIXED consent requirements. Nevada is unique because it has different rules for different types of communications: In-person conversations: One-party consent – you can record if you’re participating Phone/wire communications: ALL-PARTY consent required – everyone must agree to be recorded This … Read more
Nebraska Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current Nebraska Revised Statutes Quick Answer Nebraska is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant, provided you are not recording for criminal … Read more
Missouri Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current Missouri Revised Statutes Quick Answer Missouri is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant, provided you are not recording to commit … Read more
Mississippi Recording Law Summary: Last Updated: January 2025 | Verified against current Mississippi Code Quick Answer Mississippi is a one-party consent state. You can legally record phone calls and conversations as long as you’re a party to the conversation or have consent from at least one participant, provided there is no criminal intent. Mississippi has … Read more