Private Security Officer Asks To See Your Permit

[Big Gay Al]

Just FYI, Michigan (based on your signature) is a "two party consent" state, without the others consent that recording may do you no good....

That's not what I've been told. As long as there is no expectation of privacy. And there is none in a parking facility.

Michigan Wiretapping Law
Michigan law makes it a crime to "use[] any device to eavesdrop upon [a] conversation without the consent of all parties." Mich. Comp. Laws § 750.539c. This looks like an "all party consent" law, but one Michigan Court has ruled that a participant in a private conversation may record it without violating the statute because the statutory term "eavesdrop" refers only to overhearing or recording the private conversations of others. See Sullivan v. Gray, 342 N.W. 2d 58, 60-61 (Mich. Ct. App. 1982).

[Big Gay Al]

just make sure you are making an unautorized one party recording in a state that allows that elst sorry bud your recorder becomes something called
EVIDENCE AGAINST YOU for illegal wire tap and privacy invasion.


THIS POST NEEDS TO CLOSE.

Usually, as long at there is no expectation of privacy, you're in the clear, in most cases. And so far as I know, there is no expectation of privacy in a parking lot, at least, the last time I checked.

But it would be wise to know the laws of your own state regarding such activities. Some are rather bass ackwards on this subject.

[ClearSightTactical]

Usually, as long at there is no expectation of privacy, you're in the clear, in most cases. And so far as I know, there is no expectation of privacy in a parking lot, at least, the last time I checked.

But it would be wise to know the laws of your own state regarding such activities. Some are rather bass ackwards on this subject.

Thank you for putting my foot in my mouth, LOL.

[Big Gay Al]

Thank you for putting my foot in my mouth, LOL.

I'm told I'm an expert at that. Although most of the time, it's my foot going into my mouth.