It doesn’t matter if the client and lawyer were notified before the recording. You can’t tape and listen to an Attorney/Client conversation. Not anywhere in the USA. What these jerkwater Texans did was refuse a personal visit so they could tape the phone conversation. That is even worse. Look up State of NJ v. Sugar. Not sure of year(around 1981).
Sorry, but most of those bootlickers are too blind to see the truth. To them, the DA and prosecutors are righteous and can do no wrong...and certainly not try to railroad people or cover up governmental wrongdoings.
Sorry, but you are wrong. Atty/Clt communications are privileged if and only both have an expectation they are privileged.
The notification at the outset of the call removed any such expectation.
BTW, these are far from “jerkwater Texans.”
They are Law and Order lawyers and LEOs putting drug-dealing motorcycle gang punk murderers behind bars for a very long time.
Do you have a problem with such a sentence?
“What these jerkwater Texans did was refuse a personal visit “
Of course you can back that up ?