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Re: [atlarge-discuss] Michael Sherrill Phone Call to:Re: [atlarge-discuss] Me...
Re: "But I got you on tape fella!"
Jeff, please be advised that U.S. Federal statutes provide criminal penalties
for unlawful interception of telephone conversations, including up to five
years' imprisonment or a maximum of $10,000 in fines.
Calls that cross state lines are admittedly complicated legal issues
especially when one state is a one party consent state (such as Texas) and the other
state is an all party consent state (such as California), but since the call
went across a state line, the federal laws would certainly apply. Surely you
recall the indictment of Linda Tripp on such charges -- she recorded the
telephone conversations of Monica Lewinski concerning her relationship with
President Clinton (and did not have the consent of the party being recorded).
Personally, I think your practice of recording other peoples telephone calls
to you without their knowledge and consent is repugnant.
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