[bvw]

"law requiring that you have the prior consent of all participants in a private conversation and yourself be a participant in that conversation before recording it stands. If you do not meet these conditions in Maryland, you are committing a felony by recording a private conversation in your office, whether you understand the law or not. ... The law clearly says you MAY NOT tape a private conversation, "the voices in your office", unless you have the prior permission of all parties involved. To fail to meet these conditions is to commit a FELONY."

These are incorrect, half-baked interpretations of your own regarding Maryland wiretap law. You should really have done some research yourself before upbraiding someone else, for you have wrong in significant ways.

[Vigilant1]

bwv:
"These are incorrect, half-baked interpretations of your own regarding Maryland wiretap law. You should really have done some research yourself before upbraiding someone else, for you have wrong in significant ways."

I've provided substaniation for what I said; you've provided nothing more than your unsupported opinion, which you seem to expect us to accept as fact. So far, you're just wasting everyone's time here.

[Vigilant1]

And one more thing....

bvw:
"You should really have done some research yourself before upbraiding someone else....

The fact that I posted a link explaining the law shows that I DID, in fact, research the matter. That was only one site of several that I looked at. However, if you follow your own advise and do some research, and come up with some pertinent info, please post it here. I'm certainly willing to listen. The goal is to get the correct info posted here.