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Nov 25, 2024
7:33:22am

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And doesn't need a a victim to prosecute. Now certainly the victims desires may be a factor the prosecutor considers

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I'm not an attorney, isn't this a felony? A.R.S. § 13-3005

Uno Doctoro

Nov 24, 11:20pm

Maybe but Probably not. Idaho has a similar statute and there is a debate

cougarfann888

Nov 24, 11:56pm

I am an az attorney. Recording a conversation you aren't a part of is illegal

the_archduke

5:42am

Even conversations that are 100 percent in public places?

cougarfann888

7:31am

Is a locker room a public place? Not everyone has access to said place.

LakeshowCougs

9:50am

I'd expect it comes down to an expectation of privacy. If you are shouting. . .

Madam Pattirini

10:23am

I don’t think locker rooms are public because you can be naked there.

lilpenny

10:31am

Probably depends on if the person recording was in public or private area.

Robert Baratheon

6:05am

Even if it is illegal, would BYU prosecute?

CoolB

6:46am

Maybe Batty does…

1984coug

7:16am

When a crime occurs. The prosecutor prosecutes

cougarfann888

7:33am

That’s not how it works. They might not want to pursue it, but

BlueTroop

9:23am

He was there so he was a participant in the conversation.

nybyblue

7:28am

Okay...so, who is he and how did he get in the locker room?

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7:32am

Rumor is it was a stadium security person. But the recording happened through a

cougarfann888

7:36am

The video shows him in khakis with a black shirt and pink wristband

MaximusMeridius

9:54am

No.

Senora Featherbottom

8:19am

The bigger question is this a normal practice that they record the opposition

Kolobrdm

9:35am

RE: The bigger question is this a normal practice that they record the

LongtimeLurker

9:51am

I think we found the guilty party. He even admits it with his board name.

blueaussie

10:15am

In California it would be illegal without consent unless a public event

Bobmarleyjr

10:03am

Don't know if a felony, but a huge breach of trust for a 'security' employee.

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