Recorded conversations between an inmate and visitor in a correctional facility over a telephone-like device can be used as evidence in a criminal case under the Pennsylvania Wiretap Act, the state Superior Court has ruled.
February 17, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Recorded conversations between an inmate and visitor in a correctional facility over a telephone-like device can be used as evidence in a criminal case under the Pennsylvania Wiretap Act, the state Superior Court has ruled.
In a Feb. 9 opinion, the court reversed the Clinton County Court of Common Pleas’ suppression of those recordings, and of personal belongings discovered as a result of those recordings.
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