Would an audio recording of someone admitting a crime without their consent be admissible evidence in a court of law?
Does admission of consent recorded on video stand in a court of law?
What is implied consent (Law)? Is one eyewitness enough evidence to charge a person with a ticket or a civil infraction in the state of Michigan? In 2008, could a lawyer successfully have argued that filming signals would only be a violation of the NFL's Article 9 Rule if the video was used during the game being filmed? If you wear a t-shirt that says "have sex with me" could that be argued to mean consent in court? Is evidence obtained on a mobile device admissible in a court of law? What are the ages of consent in the states? What is the age of consent? Can a drunk person consent to sex? If "consent" is the act of doing something and acknowledging it then why can't young people do it? Do you believe that any type of sexual relations between two consenting adults should be legal or are there exceptions? Is it correct to conduct trial of a person accused in media? How do you know if a video is copyrighted (other than YouTube videos)? Is it illegal to video tape someone in your home without their knowledge? What are the legal ramifications of signing another person up to be on reality television without their knowledge or consent? What does it mean when a lawyer says "permission to treat the witness as hostile"? What is the burden of proof in a criminal law case? Legal Issues and Law in Everyday Life: If you recorded meetings with people purely as a tool to be able to remember in detail what transpired, are you obliged to tell the participants that the meeting is recorded? How can the courts know if an arrestee was read their Miranda Rights by the police at the time of their arrest? How can someone prove the date in a video? Should people with a "criminal record" be allowed to practise law? If you videotape a cop when being pulled over can he legally tell you to turn the camera off? In what legal jurisdictions is a recorded oral agreement sufficient to act as a legally binding contract? How do I know if a YouTube video is copyrighted? Why isn't 16 the age of consent in the United States? Is it legal to use purchased iTunes music for other purposes (background music for personal video clips, for example). Does the copyright law allow? What does legal obligation mean? If a woman is drunk and gives consent for sex, is that rape? Is the practice of trial by media justified?  Should there be statutes of limitations? Is YouTube violating freedom of speech?