Summary
In Washington, recording someone in a private setting without their consent is generally illegal due to two-party consent laws. If you believe your privacy is being violated, consider discussing the issue with those involved or seeking legal advice. Free legal assistance may be available through organizations like the Northwest Justice Project or local legal clinics. Documenting evidence of surveillance, such as visible wires or unusual devices, can support your case. Recording conversations without consent is typically not allowed unless gathering evidence of a crime. Legal consequences may arise if recordings are made without consent.Full Conversation
What should I do about it? I can't take a picture of any of them because my Mom will see it from another camera.
In Washington, if you believe your privacy is being violated, you could:
- Talk to your mom and sister about your concerns and ask them to stop recording.
- Consult with a local attorney to explore your legal options.
- Consider filing a complaint with local law enforcement if you feel your privacy rights under Washington law are being violated.
Would you like assistance connecting with a local attorney for further advice?
Is there a free attorney I could talk to before paying them?
In Washington, you can look for free legal assistance through organizations offering pro bono services or legal clinics. Some options include:
- Northwest Justice Project: Provides free civil legal services to eligible individuals.
- Legal clinics at local law schools: Often offer free legal consultations.
- Washington State Bar Association: May have resources for finding free or low-cost legal help.
Would you like more details on any of these options?
What would be proof of the cameras and microphones being there, if I can't get a picture of them?
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In Washington, if you can't take pictures of cameras or microphones, consider these alternatives for proof:
- Document any visible wires or unusual devices.
- Record conversations mentioning the devices.
- Keep a detailed log of incidents or conversations related to surveillance.
These steps can help support your case if you decide to seek legal advice or assistance.
When is it legal to record a conversation without telling the other person? Because my Mom is trying to hide that they are up from me, and doesn't know I know about them. So she won't say it to me about them for me to record.
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In Washington, it's generally illegal to record a conversation without the consent of all parties involved. However, recording might be permitted if you have a reasonable belief that you're gathering evidence of a crime. Consider seeking legal advice to understand your specific situation better.
If I record my Mom well trying to get proof of her saying about the cameras or microphones, but it's not considered permitted, can I get in trouble for that recording now? If I got it without telling my Mom I was recording her.
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In Washington, recording someone without their consent in a private setting can potentially lead to legal trouble. Since it's a two-party consent state, all parties must agree to the recording. You might face legal consequences if your recording is deemed illegal. Consider seeking legal advice for clarity on your situation.
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