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Posted by NoNoBadDog! on 07/02/06 07:20
"Anne R" <no@nomail.com> wrote in message
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> I'm in the UK and am looking for a secret camcorder similar to what
> they probably use in TV documentaries.
>
> I'm getting really messed up by a doctor (NHS hospital doc) and I
> want to record the stuff I have to go through in consultations as
> proof for a complaint. The consultations are only discussion and not
> a physical exam. Hard to explain but can't change doc easily.
>
> I'm guessing that some consumer camcorders may now small enough to
> hide on one's body. But I'm not well-off so I don't want to spend a
> ton of cash.
>
> Certainly camcorders are now small enough to hide in a bag with the
> lens pointing outwards through a hole in the bag but I guess I would
> need one with a wide-ish angle and a mic suited to picking up
> conversation in a small room.
>
> Can anyone recommend some models to put on my shortlist? Especially
> if they are end-of-line and good deals can be had at the moment.
>
> Thank you.
> Anne
>
You are wasting your time. Any video you take without the doctors knowledge
will *NOT* be admissible as evidence in court. In order to do so, the
videotaping would have to be ordered by a district court judge, would have
to be accomplished by trained personnel, and the video would have to be
maintained in law enforcements hands at all times to insure that the video
had not been altered.
Bobby
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