Interception and Disclosure of Oral Communications

Summary

The bill lets a person who is part of an oral conversation record it when they reasonably believe it will capture evidence of domestic violence. The recording may be given only to law enforcement, an attorney, or a court for that purpose and cannot be shared elsewhere. It is intended to help victims and prosecutors while limiting broader distribution.

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