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No Fourth Amendment Violation for Monitoring Attorney-Client Conversations
When a prisoner consents to the monitoring of calls over a jailhouse telephone, no Fourth Amendment violation exists if the government records calls made to an attorney, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit decided June 30, 2008.
Scott Holyoke called Lawrence Novak, an attorney, seeking his services …
Scott Holyoke called Lawrence Novak, an attorney, seeking his services …
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