The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that conversations between an inmate and a visitor can be taped by authorities and used as evidence against the defendant in a criminal trial. The decision underscored a gap between a 1994 state law embodying a more restrictive view of prisoners' rights and a 1982 opinion saying authorities could tape to bolster prison security, but they couldn't to gather evidence for prosecutors.
May 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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