FBI Net-wiretapping rules face challenges

Good!: It might be necessary for the courts to authorize eavesdropping from time to time when the evidence warrants it, but it is truly presumptuous to demand that private businesses facilitate such activities at their own expense.

Don't know whether the regs in question are justified by current law, but if they are, the law should be changed.; Posted by: John L. Ries Posted on: 10/24/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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