Kirby v. State

[1] (I) Conversations over the telephone, when the voice is recognized and when they are between parties such as to render the conversations relevant, are admissible in evidence. 6 Mayf. Dig. p. 359, § 64. In this case, the witness, at the time he was testifying, said he knew then that the party to whom he had been talking over the ’phone was the defendant. This rendered the testimony competent.

[2] (2) The objection to the testimony by Stokes as to the cashing of other cheeks for defendant and arrangements for payment to ■a negro boy to be sent, being made over the ’phone, came too late; the…