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Wiretap is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to the interception of a communication, usually as part of an investigation or other security operation. Example sentence: The police used a wiretap to obtain evidence of the suspects' involvement with the crime.
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Buried in thousands of pages of court documents, I found wiretap transcripts and FBI surveillance logs and testimonies in which the details of insidious global conspiracies had been laid bare.
Freamon explaining why Cheese is talking about a murder on the phone – just before the case collapses and they lose the wiretap because the "murder" victim happens to be a dog.
Another power set to expire, the "roving wiretap" provision, has been linked to abuse in declassified documents; and the third, the "lone wolf" provision, has never been used, the FBI confirmed to the Guardian.
Also gone are two other authorities for the FBI: the "roving wiretap" provision, which permits surveillance on a target across devices, and the "lone wolf" provision, which permits surveillance on a target believed to be a terrorist but without established connections to a terrorist group (which the FBI has never even used).
McConnell attempted to seek a temporary extension for additional Patriot Act powers to be affected by the expiration of powers unrelated to the NSA's bulk domestic phone metadata program – including so-called "lone-wolf" and "roving wiretap" capabilities.
It challenged the extradition request, arguing that it was based on illegal wiretap evidence.
THE House of Representatives is in session to consider what has inaptly been described as "compromise legislation" to expand executive branch spying powers and grant retroactive legal immunity to telecoms that participated in the NSA's warrantless wiretap programme.
American prosecutors also made use of wiretap evidence, which is inadmissible in British courts.
But he points out that there would have to be reforms to court procedures, for otherwise wiretap evidence would impose unworkable administrative burdens on the police.The recent Criminal Justice White Paper paves the way for such reforms.
The standards for getting a pen/trap approved are far lower than for getting a wiretap.
For a wiretap, police must show both probable cause and that "normal investigative procedures have been tried and failed".Wiretaps, which have increased almost tenfold since data was first reported in 1969, are only the tip of the surveillance iceberg.
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