Interception of Telephonic or Telegraphic Communications (Indiana wiretap act)

Indiana's wiretap law is a one-party consent statute. 'Interception' means acquisition by someone who is neither a sender nor a receiver and lacks the consent of the sender or receiver, so a participant may record, or another person may record with one party's consent. The article also sets the warrant process for law enforcement wiretaps. It is framed around communications transmitted by wire, radio, or similar systems; purely in-person conversations are not expressly addressed by the definition.