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      "title": "Wiretapping, Tape Recorders & Legal Ethics: Questions Posed by Attorney Involvement in Secretly Recording Conversation",
      "summary": "The American Bar Association considers recording a telephone or face to face conversation\nwithout\nthe knowledge and consent of the parties to conversation contrary to the ethical standards of the legal\nprofession. Some of the state court and bar association committees responsible for the regulation\nof the practice of law agree; some disagree; and some agree but with exceptions.",
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