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fell_equinox
· 7 years ago
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So she's in trouble because if the device? That's gay
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diyrogue
· 7 years ago
The only thing I can think of is recording on private property? But even then it wouldn't warrant getting charged especially if she was trying to prove her child was getting bullied
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captainjackharknes
· 7 years ago
Not public property. It is state owned, kind of like sidewalks, or parks. Because of this, it is the school's responsibility to make it a safe zone. They can get in big trouble if word gets out that they aren't.
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pokethebear
· 7 years ago
Some states don’t allow you to record conversations without disclosing that you are doing so.
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metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
Update: Charges were dismissed.
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