*** Quoting Charles Hunter to Don Box ***
CH> The "bonehead" did consider things like that, Glenn; and is well
CH> familiar with the scenario.  Obviously, if you are on the way to
CH> a meet or in a no danger situation, there's no need to record.  My
CH> point was that if your security requires your radio transmitter
CH> to be
CH> "ON", then a defense attorney is going to argue that the recorder
CH> should have been "ON" at the same time and especially at all
CH> times when
CH> the subject of the recording was present or talking.
As before, I could give a good rats ass what the defence attorney is going to 
argue...it's not a consideration whatsoever in a situation like this.  
They'll argue, infer and suggest that you did everything else short of poking 
a puppies eyes out too, so let them argue, infer and suggest anything else 
they want too...
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