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May 25, 2017
8:04:31am

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byuTX

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POLL: You are called to the principals office for your child. Do you covertly record the conversation?

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:14am

You one paranoid dude, no?

WhyKnot

5/25/17 7:15am

Maybe. But my husband wasn't there and If it was something big I knew he might

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:17am

LOL, no

BlueFrog

5/25/17 7:15am

Would your answer change if it ended up that your child was being suspended

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:24am

Id be grateful that the principal was in the room to keep me from killing my kid

WDaddy

5/25/17 7:26am

It's important to make sure kids are treated fair.

RedlandsCoug

5/25/17 7:26am

Would age change your answer? 6, 7, 8?

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:37am

Now we're all curious to know what your kid did

WDaddy

5/25/17 7:38am

Said something stupid, kindergarten

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:49am

kindergarten? suspended? wow. honestly hard to imagine.

smokymountainrain

5/25/17 7:55am

Especially for saying something stupid...

Ulysses14

5/25/17 8:03am

Must have been pretty bad. Probably ought to worry about discipline kid than

SJS

5/25/17 8:30am

I agree. It was either really bad or has been going on for a long time

WDaddy

5/25/17 8:43am

Yeah, the last thing the teacher had to discipline him for ( and talk to me

chitchatfan

5/25/17 9:21am

Since you feel like you need to record the principal, perhaps

SJS

5/25/17 9:36am

Yes... HS kids are better at standing up for themselves. Part of it is personal

RedlandsCoug

5/25/17 7:40am

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JimmyZ

5/25/17 7:34am

If not using for legal action, who cares?

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:40am

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JimmyZ

5/25/17 7:43am

This.

slowhiteguy

5/25/17 8:09am

It is a crime in California

5/25/17 7:43am

Depending on the state, law enforcement, juries, judges and tort lawyers

byuTX

5/25/17 8:04am

In which state are you located?

5/25/17 7:42am

It's legal in my state

chitchatfan

5/25/17 7:47am

Then in the words of the Digital Underground: Doowuchyalike

5/25/17 8:52am

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East1999

5/25/17 7:50am

This seems like a good idea.

5/25/17 7:53am

Good point

chitchatfan

5/25/17 8:01am

The my daughters' principal will often record conversations in her office.

Cosmodiar

5/25/17 7:58am

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BYUMizzou

5/25/17 8:13am

A little over the top, but really this IS the best answer.

TheDeek

5/25/17 8:34am

In a one-party consent state? Absolutely.

joelvandyne

5/25/17 8:40am

What did your kid do?

5/25/17 8:53am

It's unethical IMO

Pasadena

5/25/17 10:39pm

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