Joyce Smithey Discussed Maryland's Two-Party Consent Law On MPT's Direct Connection
The broadcast follows a recent public debate after U.S. Representative Andy Harris threatened an accredited journalist with criminal prosecution for recording a public press conference, claiming a violation of state wiretap statutes. Addressing the incident, Joyce noted that Maryland's law requires consent only when there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, which does not apply to public exchanges with reporters.
To learn more about the situation, watch Joyce's MPT's Direct Connection episode.
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