Legal Question in Civil Litigation in New Jersey

Taping my own phone conversations for evidence ?
Is it legal in NJ to tape my own phone conversations for proof of something and provide the tapes to the party whom I need to provide proof? I beleive NJ is a one party concent law so it seems it would be legal. ?? Also could this be used in court if it went that far. Basically it was a verbal comittment made over the phone that was broken.

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Asked on 12/27/04, 9:03 am

Michael Carroll Michael D. Carroll, L.L.C.

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Re: Taping my own phone conversations for evidence ?

I believe that in New Jersey, as long as one party consents to the taping, it is okay.

Answered on 12/28/04, 11:21 am

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Re: Taping my own phone conversations for evidence ?

Only one party must consent in NJ. Be sure not to erase any appropriate phone messages.

Answered on 12/27/04, 10:28 am

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