BEWARE! All jail calls are recorded! If you are in jail making a collect call or on the outside making a call to someone in jail, remember that you calls are being recorded. Even though the computerized system informs the inmate that their call is being recorded, many people forget and make a big mistake by talking about things they should not. Police and prosecutors can listen to these calls … and they do. Do not talk about the facts of your case. Those should be done with your attorney, face-to-face, in a closed room. Do not say anything on the phone that you don’t want the judge or anyone in the legal system to hear. Even the smallest thing you say can get you in trouble. Prosecutors can and will use anything they can against you.
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