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legally recording (video / voice) someone?
I may have to go to court for a custody battle and I know I could win if I could show how my husband acts and talks toward me and our child -- otherwise it's just my word against his. I know different states have different laws and I live in Arkansas. Is it legal in that state to set up hidden video and tape recorders to catch him without his knowlege and consent? I heard something on a tv show the other day saying that a police investigation couldn't go forward because they legally couldn't record the person's voice over the phone without informing them they were doing so....which obviously wouldn't help me. Any help would be great! Thanks!
I don't necessarily want to record me having conversations with him -- he does a lot of bad stuff (including drugs) and I would like to show video and stuff of him doing it (I'm never around when he does)....
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- ScorpioLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
It's my understanding that you can record a conversation as long as you are one of the people talking. My friend recorded his ex's phone calls to him and then they used that in court against her.
If you were recording two people and neither knew it then you couldn't use it.
- cherchioLv 45 years ago
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