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To: COUNTrecount

He will be sued, unless it was in a state were you can record a conversation with out the consent of all parties.


24 posted on 06/16/2017 7:21:55 AM PDT by redgolum
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To: redgolum

Most states have a one party rule. The exception is the all party states.


30 posted on 06/16/2017 7:28:06 AM PDT by Codeflier (Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama - 4 democrat presidents in a row and counting...)
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To: redgolum

It looks as if Texas is a one party consent state. I think the interview took place there. I’m not sure. I wonder how an interstate interview with conflicting laws would be handled.

http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/texas-recording-law


58 posted on 06/16/2017 8:36:27 AM PDT by Psalm 144 (Why defend the EU?)
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He will be sued, unless it was in a state were you can record a conversation with out the consent of all parties.

Since the whole purpose of the interview by Kelly (party A)was to record it, and Jones (party B) was aware that it was being recorded, the ONLY contention can be WHO did the recording. Does the law specify whether party A or B is the ONLY party allowed to make the recording?

62 posted on 06/16/2017 8:52:45 AM PDT by Roccus (When you talk to a politician...ANY politician...always say, "Remember Ceausescu")
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