Bill would require consent to record a conversation in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY — A state legislator introduced a bill Tuesday that would undo a longstanding Utah law allowing a person to record a personal conversation or telephone call without telling the other party.Rep. Lowry Snow's proposal, HB330, would make it a crime to record a conversation with someone without their consent.The Santa Clara Republican said the Salt Lake Chamber contacted him about running the bill before the legislative session as a way to protect proprietary business interests.