Illinois Bank Recording Guidelines

Thank you for clarifying. In Illinois, the laws regarding videotaping can be specific. Generally, recording in public spaces is allowed, but there are nuances.
- Illinois has strict eavesdropping laws. Recording audio without consent can be illegal.
- No expectation of privacy in public spaces, so video without audio is generally allowed.
Is your recording intended to include audio, or just video?

Thank you for the information. While I understand your question pertains to Illinois law, I'll provide some general guidance:
- **Illinois Eavesdropping Law**: It is illegal to record audio without the consent of all parties involved.
- **Public Spaces**: Videotaping without audio is generally permitted in public spaces.
If you still have concerns, consulting a local attorney in Illinois might be beneficial.

Hello! Since you're located in Georgia, I'll provide information relevant to your state:
- **Georgia Wiretapping Law**: Georgia is a one-party consent state, meaning you can record conversations if you are a party to the conversation or have consent from one of the involved parties.
- **Private Property**: Banks are private property. Recording inside a bank may require permission from the bank management.
Is your recording intended for general use or for a specific purpose?

Thank you for clarifying. In Illinois, recording inside a bank involves specific considerations:
- **Private Property**: Banks are private property, and recording inside may require permission from the bank management.
- **Eavesdropping Law**: Recording audio without consent from all parties is illegal.
Is there a specific reason or purpose for your recording?

Hello! Based on your questions and answers, here's a concise summary:
- **Illinois**:
- **Outside**: Generally allowed to record video without audio in public spaces.
- **Inside**: Banks are private property. Recording inside typically requires permission from bank management, and recording audio without consent from all parties is illegal.
Is there a specific reason you need to record inside the bank?

Given the situation, here's a summary of the information provided:
- **Illinois**:
- **Outside**: Generally allowed to record video without audio in public spaces.
- **Inside**: Banks are private property. Recording inside typically requires permission from bank management, and recording audio without consent from all parties is illegal.
If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to ask!