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that alone is pretty serious stuff, the hard part is proving it actually happened (if I was dealing with such things I would always record every conversation on
by saiya-jin 4y ago
that alone is pretty serious stuff, the hard part is proving it actually happened (if I was dealing with such things I would always record every conversation on some tiny recorder, not phone, but thats me)
- staunton 4y ago> if I was dealing with such things I would always record every conversation on some tiny recorder that would also be illegal though, and could not be used in court as evidence? (Not a lawyer, not legal advice) On the other hand, nowadays it's pretty easy to fake voice recordings. I'm not sure if it can be done in a way that is hard to detect by experts.
- berniedurfee 4y agoIANAL, but I think recording the conversation surreptitiously is legal in NY, as long as one party knows they’re being recorded.
- wolrah 4y agoAt the US Federal level the law is "one party consent", meaning that someone who is a party to a private conversation can record it without requiring the approval of the other part(y/ies). You can't record someone else's private conversation without approval, but you can record those you are a party to. Some states have stricter "two party consent" laws which require both/all parties to approve, which is why most national companies put automated warnings in their phone systems if they're recording any calls.