Allows a party to an oral communication to record it if they believe it captures evidence of domestic violence.

Florida S1446 amends the Florida Statutes to allow a person who is a party to an oral communication to intercept and record it if they have reasonable grounds to believe the recording will capture evidence of domestic violence. The recording can only be provided to law enforcement, an attorney, or a court for the purpose of evidencing an act of domestic violence and cannot be disseminated or shared otherwise. The act would take effect July 1, 2026.

Allows a party to an oral communication to record it if they believe it captures evidence of domestic violence.

Florida S1446 amends the Florida Statutes to allow a person who is a party to an oral communication to intercept and record it if they have reasonable grounds to believe the recording will capture evidence of domestic violence. The recording can only be provided to law enforcement, an attorney, or a court for the purpose of evidencing an act of domestic violence and cannot be disseminated or shared otherwise. The act would take effect July 1, 2026.