Washington RCW Chapter 9.73 (Recording Private Communications and Conversations)
All-party consent to intercept or record – Washington RCW Chapter 9.73 (Recording Private Communications and Conversations)

Washington RCW Chapter 9.73 (Recording Private Communications and Conversations) 9.73.030(1)(a): 9.73.030(1)(a) Phone and device communications: obtain the consent of all participants before intercepting or recording

No individual, partnership, corporation, association or public body may intercept or record a private communication transmitted by telephone, telegraph, radio or other device between two or more individuals, inside or outside the state, using any device designed to record or transmit it, without first obtaining the consent of all the participants in the communication. Violation is a gross misdemeanor (9.73.080) and gives a civil action (9.73.060).

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