People v. Trever P. (In re Trever P.)

*488Trever P., 12 years old at the time of the offenses, was found by the juvenile court to have committed acts of sexual molestation against his four-year-old cousin while babysitting him one day. The court committed Trever to the Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ).

In this appeal, Trever argues that the primary evidence against him-an audio recording, surreptitiously made by the victim's mother, of the conversation Trever and the victim had during the offenses-was inadmissible. He says Penal Code section 632,1 a part of the Invasion of Privacy Act, barred admission of the recording. We agree…