DR>    Sometimes I think I may never get through some of the 
DR> text/opinions.  The justices say one thing in one sentence and 
DR> something altogether in another.  Trying to follow along can be a 
DR> chore.  But I am not alone, even my atty's have a hard time 
DR> deciphering some of the "junk."  But they have a leg up on me - they 
DR> take CLE's where some kindly person explains the opinions in everyday 
DR> English. 
Yeah getting it translated helps a lot I bet!! I understand what you 
mean when I read laws or even propositions to vote on they are so hard 
to follow sometimes, they keep repeating and then don't really give a 
clear picture of what they are about. But someone can always make heads 
or tails out of them, then I read the english version! haha!
DR>    One never stay's on top.  A lot of what I read is for research and 
DR> I generally take the current opinion and work my way back on the 
DR> subject a hundred or so years.
Well, that's true, with new laws going into affect almost everyday it 
would be hard to stay on these things! What I meant was that you at 
least do the research to stay more informed than the rest of america! 
DR>    Is it a std type radio you can buy at Radio Shack, Circuit City, 
DR> Walmart, etal?  If it is, then it meets the definition.
DR> 
DR>    Professional equipment commonly found at a radio station, DJ 
DR> equipment, professional broadcast gear found in bistro's, nightclubs 
DR> and the like would normally fall outside the "home-type" definition.
Oh ok, I think they just have a reciever adn they hook it to the 
phoneline hold system, no huge setup that you have to get custom!
DR>    You are probably in the clear.  But I ain't no lawyer , so read 
DR> my post with a jaundiced eye, as it were.
With a grain of salt! No problem I hear ya!
Joe
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