Electronic Surveillance
is more widely known as
Wire tapping.
As stated by National
Conference of State
Legislatures.
Electronic Surveillance
involves the traditional
laws on wiretapping--any
interception of a
telephone transmission
by accessing the
telephone signal
itself--and
eavesdropping--listening
in on conversations
without the consent of
the parties.
Electronic surveillance
is a very useful tool in
stopping a potential
crime or getting proof
and further information
on a crime that already
happened.
Law enforcement must get
a warrant from a judge
in order to do
electronic surveillance.
The Federal government
on the other hand does
not need a warrant and
eavesdrops on all
conversations within the
U.S. they deem
necessary.
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surveillance a qualified
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