Sentence examples for interception law from inspiring English sources

"We conducted extensive due diligence on the legality of our system under current interception law," it said.

The other upside of the debate is the chance to address our chaotic interception laws.

Earlier today we noted that the Foundation for Information Policy Research FIPRR) said the system infringed both Data Protection and interception laws.

Although anti-terrorism and communications interception laws in Australia are not the same as the laws of the UK and US, the relevant Australian laws are open to misuse unless those responsible are vigilant.

She wrote: "Although anti-terrorism and communications interception laws in Australia are not the same as the laws of the UK and US, the relevant Australian laws are open to misuse unless those responsible are vigilant.

Communications data covers the who, where, when, how and with whom of a phone call, text, email or web page visit but does not cover the content of those exchanges, which is covered separately by interception laws that require ministerial authorisation.

The Home Office has agreed to meet civil liberties groups as part of a consultation it is conducting into UK interception laws.

This would put Google at odds with the interception laws of the 30 countries that the system was used in, it added.

It was revealed to the high court that interception of Law's voicemail took place between January 2003 and August 2006, which led to 16 articles being published containing illegally obtained information.

The revelations emerged at an Oxford University seminar on interception and the law in the digital age on Monday (9 February), reports the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ).

Americans can speak freely on the telephone because they know their conversations are legally protected against interception (except by law enforcement officers under very narrow circumstances).