[Publius6961]

I've seen the alleged "transcripts" of these tapes. And still question how far she's going to get with them. All that needs to be asked is "Why didn't you just hang up?"

The answer is obvious: she was "setting him up".
More immediately to the point, unless she told him she was recording the conversations, they are illegal and inadmissible in court.

[ridesthemiles]

More immediately to the point, unless she told him she was recording the conversations, they are illegal and inadmissible in court.""

I believe in New York, only ONE person in the conversation taping must be aware of the taping going on. Therefore, the evidence would be admissable. Some other states have the statute.

[boedark]

Quote: More immediately to the point, unless she told him she was recording the conversations, they are illegal and inadmissible in court.


I've seen this thought posted on several occasions. The laws governing the taping of phone conversations vary from state to state. For instance - in Texas (where I live) she would not have violated any law. Does anybody know what the law of New York says of such behavior?