Using Audio or Visual Recording Devices on Conserved Land
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About This Practical Pointer
Violation of the audio or visual recording statutes may give rise to one of four standard invasion of privacy torts. While the privacy torts are civil actions, the recording statutes may permit both civil and criminal actions. These practical pointers can help ensure your land trust is following the rules when using recording devices on conserved land.
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