House committee advances bill requiring notification for in-person recordings, with exceptions The House Civil Law Committee on March 30 advanced HB 410, which would require participants in an in-person direct conversation to be notified if the conversation is being recorded or transcribed, while carving out exceptions for first responders, evidence preservation and recordings by participants in their own residence; the committee adopted a substantial amendment set and reported the bill as amended.

A new bill in Louisiana could change how we think about privacy in conversations, requiring notification for recordings while sparking debate on protecting vulnerable individuals and citizen journalism.

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Senator Bass introduces legislation on electronic surveillance warrant procedures in Louisiana Senate Bill 53 updates warrant procedures for electronic surveillance in Louisiana.

Louisiana's Senate Bill 53 is set to redefine electronic surveillance laws, igniting a fierce debate over privacy rights and law enforcement powers in today's tech-driven world.

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