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December 6, 2015
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Judge Tom,

I loaned a friend of mine a cell phone for their use, the friend that downloaded an recording App to my phone and recording a conversation/ argument we had . The friend then turned the phone over to the police an stated it was Their phone (lie). The police did a forencis test on it an also were going to allow the person to use it court the recording . My ? is not only di the person lie about the phone but would this then not be admiseable in court ?

State of NC

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