“Yeah, to a certain extent. They should only use them for serious cases.”

— Mike Ireland, heavy equipment operator, Lawrence

“Yes. They can keep it for their records if they need to use it in court.”

— Faisal Absar, Kansas University junior, Lawrence

“Sure. Just to make sure that everything that's said is recorded and everything is on the up and up for both sides.”

— Lisa Egan, homemaker, Lawrence

“Only if they have been read their rights and know that they don't have to participate until they have a lawyer present.”

— Amanda Cooper, guest service associate, Lawrence