My 11-year-old daughter came home injured after being bullied—when I confronted the school, I discovered the bully was my ex’s child, and his cruel words reopened old wounds.

Admitting assault, negligence, and—” I looked at Richard “—intimidation.”

“You can’t record me!” Richard lunged. “That’s illegal! I didn’t consent!”

I sidestepped him effortlessly.

“Actually,” I said, “under state law section 632, recording is legal in a public place where there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding a crime. And since you’re continue reading …