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To: combjelly who wrote (237258)	6/15/2005 1:55:36 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578001

"You should take time to learn the law ted...." It depends on the area. In Texas, it is perfectly legal to tape phone conversations as long as one of the parties is aware of it. So her taping would have been legal at home. But in others, both parties have to give consent. In that case it would have been illegal. IIRC, the case was in Virginia, so it would depend on Virginia's law. Interesting. I didn't know the law varied that much from state to state. You know......you should go on Jeopardy. I thought I had too many facts rolling around in my head but you make me look like a piker. You could be the next Ken Jennings and win enough $$$ to buy that dream house you've always wanted. ted