RW>Haven't the courts ruled that a person has no
  >expectation of privacy when you call the police in
  >general and use a 911 system in specific?
I don't recall that sort of decision.  However let's say they have 
ruled that way.  I would imagine they ruled that way when some dummy
incriminated themselves by calling 911.  They would not be able to
complain about use of what they said to 911.  However, for some other
citizen to want to know what you said to 911 or if you call would
probably involve privacy issues.  The law has always favored 
protecting persons who complain or provide information to the police.  
CHARLES HUNTER
 * 1st 2.00 #9124 * A launch to the west is better than no launch at all...
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