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Old 12-09-2004, 04:39 PM   #11
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Eavesdropping

Too late for some of us, but the Supreme Ct in WA says that teenagers have a reasonable expectation of privacy on the phone and that mom can't eavesdrop.

Damn. I wish that had been true when my mother not only eavesdropped on conversations, but went through my drawers. Only thing that saved me was being sneakier than she was.

Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday that state law prohibits parents from eavesdropping on a child's phone conversations.

The case reached the high court because of a purse-snatching. A 17-year-old boy was convicted of the robbery, in part on testimony from his girlfriend's mother, who overhead him discussing the crime on the phone with her daughter.

The daughter had taken a cordless phone into her bedroom and closed the door. In another room, her mother pressed the speakerphone button on an extension, listened in and took notes.

The court ruled that the daughter and her boyfriend had a reasonable expectation of privacy on the phone. Washington state law prohibits intercepting or recording conversations without the consent of all participants.
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