The New Jersey Supreme Court declines to relax its nearly two-decade-old mandate that law enforcement personnel obtain prior approval from the attorney general or a county prosecutor before conducting a consensual telephone wiretap.
July 12, 2013 at 01:46 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court on Thursday declined to relax its nearly two-decade-old mandate that law enforcement personnel obtain prior approval from the attorney general or a county prosecutor before conducting a consensual telephone wiretap.
The court unanimously reaffirmed the doctrine that there must be “strict adherence” to the protocols of the New Jersey Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Act.
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