Originally posted by 2stepsfromtop
You cannot record them even if they're recording you - unless you obtain verbal permission from them.
[edit on 8/26/2008 by Andrew E. Wiggin]
Sorry Andrew, wrong there ... if you record them without their knowledge the recording cannot be entered as evidence into the court proceeding ... BUT
the recording can be played and reviewed by the Judge in their chambers, so while it is not admissable, it can be taken under advisement by the Judge.
Wait a minute. It depends what Sate you live in. You need to check the law in your State. I know when I lived in NY ANYONE could legally record any
conversation as long as you were a party to it, whether the other parties were informed or not. Don't know if it's changed since then in NY, but I
do know where I live now you can't do that.
Here's a link of State by State summaries, but the date is not current, so just check further once you find the section of the law for your State.
www.rcfp.org...
(NY was so much fun during a politically charged time in my Town where everyone had a recording device in their pockets at all times - LOL)
[edit on 8/28/2008 by Relentless]