Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

This is a complicated mess. I drive over 1300 miles to visit my boyfriend in orange county in california. On previous trips I had a false police report made against me. His ex, (my boyfriend's) told police 2 drug crazed people were holding a 90yr old woman (his mom) hostage. His alcoholic brother stabbed my tires on a different trip. He's on probation for it. So I started recording things for my protection (they know I'm recording) and to know if I had more trouble coming. I've recorded him threaten to shoot me several times. Once he and somebody else talked about it. Ue and the ex got together and cooked up a false story against me again a false police report was filed. If I take these recorders to the police, what will happen to him?


Asked on 6/21/10, 5:11 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Terry A. Nelson Nelson & Lawless

Recordings made to document actual crimes or threats are the exception to the rule against recording. Yours are usable to file and prove criminal charges against them.

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Answered on 6/21/10, 10:41 am


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