To: westerfield
In many states, recording someone without their knowledge is a crime. Any experts on those laws here?
4 posted on
02/20/2004 7:08:04 PM PST by
per loin
To: per loin
I believe in Txas and New York only oneee party to the conversation needs to be aware that the call is being taped. It varies by state.
http://www.rcfp.org/taping/
To: per loin
In many states, recording someone without their knowledge is a crime. Any experts on those laws here?My understanding: you can tape it provided one of the two parties involved knows that they are being taped.
However, broadcasting or even disseminating the contents of such a conversation usually is illegal.
31 posted on
02/20/2004 8:11:14 PM PST by
ikka
To: per loin
In many states, recording someone without their knowledge is a crime. Any experts on those laws here? There is a federal law that forbids broacasting any telephone call where both parties are not aware of the recording or broadcasting. Some states allow recording of phone conversations with only one person's knowledge, but the FCC says you can't broadcast it without the knowledge of all parties.
This is not to defend the comments of Mr. Gibson. Now if Mel's dad were a Satlinist, Mel would be given an Oscar before the movie was released.
39 posted on
02/20/2004 8:30:16 PM PST by
feedback doctor
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