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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The point is that if you have it taped, and the school admin. tries to pull a fast one, you have proof of lying.  And sometimes that's all it takes.  I had one parochial school try to pull that on an SN kid.  The resources person said she had said "X".  I said "No, you said Y and I can prove it".  She had no idea how I could prove it but she completely backed down because she knew she had been lying and we got what we wanted.  The fact that it can't be introduced in a two-party state in evidence is almost a moot issue because these cases rarely go to trial.[/quote]

Well, technically it's a felony in MD. It's not just about admissibility of evidence, the law has fines and jail time attached. The last case I heard of was eventually dropped, but I'm sure it still resulted in huge legal bills. And I imagine if you did it to the wrong person who had a bug up their butt, they might sue you. Not to mention completely wrecking any chance of a decent working relationship with the school team. Just doesn't seem like a good plan, especially when you can tape all you like with 24 hrs notice.[/quote]

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