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Said that he relied on speculation from the case and the that the case was ruled homicide without any medical evidence. fred, let's ask you about that. the report again, obtained by "the new york times," the prosecutors have not publicly released it but "the times" says, it says that the cause of death was drowning due to plug being removed by some other person. does that wash? >> right. well, actually it does wash, jon. what the defense lawyer is upset about this examiner will get on witness stand to testify about these facts and their concern that the examiner is carries imprimatur about exp...

Bathtub. defense lawyer can examine her where the information came problem. that is why the good lord established cross-examination. she can establish reasonable doubt but i don't think it is proper for her to do this. jon: sound like fred likes the line in coroner's report. what do you think about it. >> i would of lo the to have the coroner on the stand to cross-examine this is absolutely ridiculous. that this coroner can go so far that the plug pulled out and that is not accidental. that it wasn't accidental death. no way for this coroner to be able to determine whether or not medically thi...

Information comes to her and listens to it. she uses the information she hears on the other line of the judge says, hey, they should have better care to make sure nobody was butt dialed. jon: so you think, you're good with this court decision? >> i think -- >> come on. >> i think that because, because the woman who received the call didn't do anything to infringe on someone else's privacy, she did very passive act, jon. she answered her phone and listened. something we do thousands of times a day. >> arthur, i will call you on your cell right now while fred and i talk about you and let's see. ...

Place those accidental calls should not have expectation of privacy. it all stems from a case in 2013 in which a man tried to sue a coworker who listened in on his conversation after he accidentally pocket dialed her. the woman also record ad portion of the conversation on the iphone. the judge upholding a district court's decision saying that people should know that the dangers of pocket dialing and take steps to prevent it. so what about this ruling? former federal prosecutor fred tecce joins us live from philadelphia. another former prosecutor, arthur aidala is in our studio as well to talk...

Admissible evidence. jon: fred, last word. >> i disagree with the way the court went out. should look what the deft did and looked what the plaintiff did and i think that was the wrong analysis. jon: we'll see if it goes to a higher court. could happen. >> have a great weekend, guys. jon: arthur, fred have a great weekend. jenna: have you ever done that by accident? jon: i have occasionally pocket dialed people. jenna: i like pocket dial rather than the other anatomy part. basically what happens right? jon: yeah, basically. i hope i haven't done it to you, have i? jenna: no, not that i know of...