On Monday, December 23rd, 1996 - Ivy Iverson wrote:
 
 II>  You may also record YOUR OWN phone
 II> calls provided that at the start of the call you inform the person on
 II> the other end that you are recording and get their permission to
 II> record.  This must be at the beginning of the conversation.  I would
         
Check out yer phone book on this... You don't have to say nothin' bout
any recording device! We brought the tapes, the phone book, and a tape
player to court... The oposition was mumbling... They can't use that in
court... After showing the judge page 26 of the Manitowoc (AT&T) phone
book he allowed the tapes to be played and we won the case! 
The phone book stated that as long as 1 of the parties knew the call was 
being recorded and was a particapant in the call, and the call diden't
cross state lines (interstate call) it can be recorded and used any way
you wish as long as it was used in full from end to end... No dubs no
cuts... complete.
        
II> We have "Enhanced 911" here... it not only tells the operator your 
II> name, address and phone number, but also other information, such as 
II> handicaps, medical conditions or other things which a fire/rescue 
II> person/crew should know, and that information is available to the 
II> dispatcher within seconds after the call comes in.  A lot of "noise" 
        
You forgot # of people & weapons (registered) and much much more... In
yer case they'd also know yer a HAM...
They even blert the info to the responding squads... In some cases...
  Rocky
 
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