Amends South Carolina law to allow lawful interception of communications if all parties consent.
The bill amends South Carolina law to clarify that interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications is lawful if all parties involved have given prior consent. This applies to employees of the Federal Communications Commission, individuals acting under color of law, and those not acting under color of law. The amendment ensures that such interceptions remain lawful under specific conditions.
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