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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (4337)	8/13/1998 11:18:00 PM
From: Robert F	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4718

My understanding is as long as one party IN THE CONVERSATION knows the tape is running. For example, you can't place a hidden microphone at a table and tape two people talking. It is perfectly legal, however, to sit at a table and have a tape recording going and use this tape in a court of law against the other party (parties) in the conversation. What John is referring to (taping a phone call that he is one of the two, or more parties of) is perfectly legal. In other words, if he was taking to me, and I said something to him that was illegal, he can use that tape against me in a court of law and I am SOL!