The Missouri Audio Recording Order is a state law that regulates the circumstances in which an individual or business may record audio of a conversation or activity. This law applies to all audio recordings made in the state of Missouri, regardless of the location of the recorder or the participants in the conversation. The law covers both digital and analog recordings. There are two types of Missouri Audio Recording Order: one-party and two-party. Under one-party recording, only one person in the conversation needs to be aware that the conversation is being recorded. Under two-party recording, all parties must give their consent before the recording can take place. In either case, the person or business recording must inform all parties that the recording is taking place. In addition, the recordings must take place in an area where the conversation cannot be overheard by others. The Missouri Audio Recording Order also has provisions for the use of recordings in court proceedings. The recordings must be admissible as evidence in court and must be properly authenticated in order to be accepted. The Missouri Audio Recording Order is designed to protect the privacy of individuals and businesses. It is important to understand the law and abide by its provisions in order to ensure the legality of audio recordings.