Police officers have the
same rights as other citizens, said
prosecutor Paul Dawley...
Not in the performance of their duties, otherwise we truly have secret
police. Not a good thing. I hope Hyde appeals; this is bad law.
There is definitely existing case law (which I will try to
Jim Choate wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, Tim May wrote:
Again, just so. The laws about tape-recording conversations have no
basis in any moral theory I can support. If I choose to gargoyle
Finaly an open and honest Tim May, he doesn't believe in self defence.
I believe I can die
At 06:48 PM 4/25/01 -0400, Sunder wrote:
David Honig wrote:
Personally I plan to teach Jr. how to do covert recording; otherwise it
might
be his word vs. a schoolyard bully or state-employed bully. [FWIW, I think
some girl
was recently acquitted of wiretap charges for taping or imaging a
David Honig wrote:
Personally I plan to teach Jr. how to do covert recording; otherwise it might
be his word vs. a schoolyard bully or state-employed bully. [FWIW, I think
some girl
was recently acquitted of wiretap charges for taping or imaging a teacher's
lecture
(for review later)
