BN> Where in the communications law does it say that listening to
 BN> cordless phones is against the law. The law only pertains to cell
 BN> phones but many are reading into the law that it means cordless
 BN> phones also.
No, the law pertains to cordless phones, but many are wrongly not keeping
current on the changes in the law, and don't know about the year old
TDDRA that included cordless phones as being illegal to monitor.
 BN> There is a law on the books that make it illegal to relay any
 BN> information rec'd on a scanner on any frequency to other pople by
 BN> any means being voice or print.
You have this wrong also.  By your defination, I could not tell people
what I heard on the local radio station, as I use my scanner to listen
to it.
It is illegal to divulge what is heard on non-broadcast frequencies though.
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