Oregon Obtaining Contents of Communications (ORS 165.540)
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Oregon's split rule: a phone call may be recorded with one participant's consent, but in-person and video-conference conversations may be recorded only if all participants are specifically informed. ORS 165.540 and 165.543. It comprises 7 controls organised across 3 domains, and applies in the United States.
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