Is it really legal (as Chuck did) to record a private conversation at home and then play it in court?

I thought most states had laws against recording people in cars, homes, or anywhere there's an expectation of privacy without consent. Could Chuck actually, in real life, use that as evidence in court? He did use it in the bar hearing session, and I'm guessing that wasn't a real court (was it?). So I'm wondering how realistic that situation is.

Submitted September 02, 2017 at 05:50AM by 7r0a6 http://ift.tt/2vSX1xg