NC S367

Changes North Carolina law to require consent of all parties to a communication (instead of just one party) before interception is lawful, making unauthorized interception a Class H felony.

Maintains exceptions allowing interception by law enforcement officers who are a party to the communication or have prior consent from one party, when obtaining evidence of a criminal act.

Permits law enforcement to record communications via body-worn or dashboard cameras during official duties without separate consent.

Allows telephone company employees to trace obscene, harassing, or threatening communications at the recipient's request, with 48-hour notice required to local law enforcement.

Takes effect December 1, 2023, and applies only to offenses committed on or after that date.