CH> This type of setup bothers me, in that I think that a good defense 
CH> attorney having this officer on the stand, after finding out that 
CH> he was turning the transmitter on and off arbitrarily, would tear 
CH> him up and accuse him of turning the transmitter/recorder on only 
CH> when inculpatory statements were being made.  Any opinions? 
 
GV> Yeah.  How about leaving the methods of police work to the police? 
GV> I'm sure the officer wasn't bothered or concerned about what wires 
GV> you used, or what switches, so conversley perhaps you should stick 
GV> to what you know best, and let the cops do what they know is best 
GV> and not worry about something that doesn't concern you....and who 
GV> said anything about recording just inculpatory statements anyway? 
GV> Just assuming are you??? 
 
Welcome back, Glenn!  Things just haven't been the same without you! :) 
 
LaWanda  
 
 
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