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Old 10-07-2008, 11:01 PM
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Default Re: Conversation Recording

“ Originally Posted by VenumX View Post

I just posted a huge long thing and it didnt go through. WTF lol but anyways basically

dash is right in a lot of states it is illegal to record without the other party's consent. That being said there are also states that DO allow this. Texas' penal code for instance states:

"Texas Penal Code § 16.02: So long as a wire, oral or electronic communication - including the radio portion of any cordless telephone call - is not recorded for a criminal or tortious purpose, anyone who is a party to the communication, or who has the consent of a party, can lawfully record the communication and disclose its contents. "

therefore saying that as long as both of you are in states that allow the recording and its not being used for EVIL DOINGS you're good. Bear in mind that many states do NOT allow this kind of activity so if she is in another state that doesn't allow it. You CAN and probably WILL be prosecuted by that state for harassment. Check your states penal code and see if they allow it. If they do you can use VITO AudioNotes to record your conversation put it on speaker phone when recording. If you have any trouble deciphering the information in the penal code bring it here and we will help you out, dashy and I are good with that kinda stuff :) Get back to us on how everything goes.

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Thanks for all the advice guys...but in fact I DO live in a state which follows the same penal code as Tx..the great commonwealth state of KY. lol. I was actually advised by my lawyer to do this. But it sounds like regardless of the law, this phone does not have the option to record?
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