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State Attorney’s Office Clears PNJ Of Illegal Recording Allegations
September 19, 2013
The State Attorney’s Office has wrapped up an investigation into allegations that employees of the Pensacola News Journal may have illegally recorded a meeting involving representatives of the University of West Florida.
That State Attorney’s office concluded that there was insufficient evidence to establish that a crime was committed.
Read the complete findings, click here.
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One Response to “State Attorney’s Office Clears PNJ Of Illegal Recording Allegations”
So it turns out if you set a cell phone down in the middle of a meeting and tell all who are listening that you are recording what is said, those who weren’t listening can’t gripe?
As Spock would say, FASCINATING