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In the state of texas can I record a conversation in person to which I am a consenting party?

Answered 7 years and 2 months ago by attorney Renea Overstreet   |   1 Answer
The issue is actually whether you were put in fear of imminent harm. You can testify as to the verbal threats whether you have a recording of the conversation or not. If you feel you have been subjected to threats, verbal abuse, retaliation or other harm, you may bring your claim in a lawsuit.... Read More
The issue is actually whether you were put in fear of imminent harm. You can testify as to the verbal threats whether you have a recording of the... Read More

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