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LA HB410
Bill
Status
2/25/2026
Primary Sponsor
Laurie Schlegel
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AI Summary
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Prohibits recording or transcribing direct in-person conversations unless all parties are specifically informed the conversation is being recorded
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Applies to situations where a reasonable person would not expect the communication to be recorded, addressing concerns about covert use of smart glasses, wearable devices, and AI transcription tools
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Exempts public/semi-public meetings, law enforcement activity, emergencies capturing evidence of crime, public officials in public places, and citizens recording police officers in public
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Violators are liable for damages plus court costs and reasonable attorney fees
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Does not modify or supersede Louisiana's existing Electronic Surveillance Act (R.S. 15:1301-1318)
Legislative Description
Requires consent of all parties to record in-person communication
CIVIL/PROCEDURE
Last Action
Read by title, under the rules, referred to the Committee on Civil Law and Procedure.
3/9/2026