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illegal to make video recording....?

harry112 · 2010-07-23 20:25:40

Hello, I am not sure if I am posting this question in the right forum - apologies if it is not. I run a recruitment consultancy and a candidate of mine was working for a client. The candidate contacted me to say that the candidate would no longer would be working with that client. I had reason to believe that the client…

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Crazy_Jamie Posts: 2,246 Forumite

24 July 2010 at 1:54PM

harry112 wrote:

I think that the evidence should stand in small claims court

It almost certainly will. The rules of evidence in the civil courts are far more liberal than those in the criminal courts, and there is little doubt that the District Judge will want to see that video evidence. The other side are fighting an extremely steep uphill battle to prevent the judge from seeing it.

"MIND IF I USE YOUR PHONE? IF WORD GETS OUT THAT

I'M MISSING FIVE HUNDRED GIRLS WILL KILL THEMSELVES."

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