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Sexual harassment Panda

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OQnNH7I07RY

 

 

No, he doesn't know. According to him Skywest is the West Point of the regionals, with very high standards for its applicants even to include the infamous sim eval in the almighty Frasca. Trust me, we heard all about it over in the Mesa thread.

 

Your position can be whatever you want it to be, but that's not THE LAW. The fact is, this IS a crime, no matter what you think it should or shouldn't be.

 

True. In the state I live in, only one party has to consent for the recording to be legal. The other party has no knowledge they are being recorded.

 

Bro. I own you so hard it crosses forum and state lines. From the mountains to the prairies. The only hope you have is one day I'll pwn the crap out of you in a state that prosecutes for cyber bullying because the interweb smack down I've been laying down on you for the better part of a year is so epic is belongs on CNN.

 

And hope they don't call the cops. If you do this to a sexual harasser/predator, why do you think he wouldn't call the cops. If nothing else it would muddy the waters if the accuser acted illegally.


Your position is totally irrelevant. State law is relevant.

The laws I've seen don't allow exceptions for good intentions. The only exception is you're a cop and you got a warrant first.

I'm just trying to keep people out of trouble. If you use an illegal recording against someone, it's highly likely they will complain to the appropriate jurisdiction.


I'd like to see reworded for a lot of things...like using the calculator on my freakin' phone.


Probably wouldn't hold up in court.

Ultimately if you do this are going to jail? Probably not. Will you even get convicted under these circumstances? Maybe not. But you could put yourself through the wringer...you're handing the accused harasser a weapon against YOU.

 

Some states only require one party. Others require all parties. better know which you're in when you make the recording.

 

Now, all that said...if it happens when the CVR is running you could walk off the flight, call the company immediately, file the complaint and ask for the CVR to be pulled.

The CVR is always a legal recording, and the company can do anything they want with it.

 

Which, IIRC, is a VERY expensive ordeal to do. Pulling the CVR for a review of conversation I mean.

At a former employer, when training was conducted in the plane, a guy had a bad experience and wanted the CVR pulled over what the examiner said. The cost of doing such pressed into the 5 figures I believe.

And I KNOW, that can be a A LOT cheaper than a lawsuit. But make no mistake, a corporation is going to give it a full court press to stop it in tracks/nip it in bid if they can to save money.