Lawyers: Audio recordings are admissible in court

By MAZWIN NIK ANIS, JOSEPH KAOS Jr, NURBAITI HAMDAN, CLARISSA CHUNG and RAHIMY RAHIM

Nation
Thursday, 09 Jan 2020

PETALING JAYA: Lawyers say that audio recordings, even if taped secretly, are admissible in court.

However, they noted that there may be issues in proving a recording’s authenticity, especially if the person who recorded it is unknown.

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