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      Recording a conversation that you know won't be admissible in court

      I know you cannot use a recording of a conversation where the other party was not aware that the conversation was being recorded in court in my state. However, does it still make sense to do this so that you have it there incase you need to refer back to it or give it to your lawyer to help...

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