I believe NY law says that it requires only one party to consent in order for audio/video recording to be lawful. I found that information here: reason dot com/archives/2012/04/05/7-rules-for-recording-police (can't post links because I don't have >10 post count)
I can't say that's the most...
WOAH. No one said anything about ME.
I have two more questions: do you think that the suspect should record the encounter they have with the investigator, no matter how brief it may be? Should they make the investigator aware of their recording right from the beginning?
Also, the suspect...
If an investigator is investigating reports of theft in a university dorm and wants to interview who he and suite mates believe to be the prime suspect, is it obstruction of justice for that suspect to refuse an interview? Also, I'd like to know about the suspect's right to privacy (in regards...