Iowa Man Pleads Guilty to Possessing Obscene Visual Representations of the Sexual Abu

daredemonai

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"Any person has the right to record telephone conversations at any time, 1) as long he/she is a part in the conversation and 2) even though failing to inform the other party the conversation may be recorded."

I wonder what truly applies to e-mail conversations in this case.

I think the problem may have been that Handley's mother unknowingly violated the plea agreement by discussing the details publicly. I think the author removed them because he did not want to risk negatively affecting the sentence, not because he himself was threatened with legal action.