Maryland Wiretap Act (Courts and Judicial Proceedings 10-402)
All-party consent to intercept – Maryland Wiretap Act (Courts and Judicial Proceedings 10-402)

Maryland Wiretap Act (Courts and Judicial Proceedings 10-402) 10-402(a)(1) wire: 10-402(a)(1) Phone calls: record only as a party with the prior consent of all parties

A person must not wilfully intercept, try to intercept, or procure another to intercept a wire communication (a telephone call over wire or cable facilities). The exception open to a private person or business, 10-402(c)(3), requires that the person is a party to the call and that all parties gave prior consent, and that the purpose is not a criminal or tortious act. Penalty: felony, up to 5 years' imprisonment, a fine of up to 10,000 dollars, or both.

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  • 2511(2)(d) 2511(2)(d) One-party consent: be a party or have a party's prior consent, and never for a criminal or tortious purpose

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