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Interception and disclosure of information by provider of wire or electronic communications service; exceptions when authorized by law.

Section
17-30-30

Interception by employee of Federal Communications Commission, by person acting under color or law, and when party has given prior consent.

Section
17-30-35

Lawful interceptions of electronic communications.

Section
17-30-40

Disclosure of content of communication by provider of electronic communication service.

Section
17-30-45

Use of pen register or trap and trace device.

Section
17-30-50

Penalty for violating Sections 17-30-20 through 17-30-45.

Section
17-30-55

Mailing or manufacturing devices for unlawful interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications.

Section
17-30-60

Seizure and forfeiture.

Section
17-30-65

Admissibility of contents of, or evidence derived from, intercepted communications; contents as public record.

Section
17-30-70

Orders authorizing interception; application process; agencies and individuals authorized to conduct interception.

Section
17-30-75

Disclosure of content of intercepted communication.

Section
17-30-80

Application for interception order; contents; establishing allegations of fact; additional evidence; basis for entry of order.

Section
17-30-85

Recording, sealing, custody, and destruction of intercepted communications; notification of and inspection by parties to interception.

Section
17-30-105

Providing copies of intercepted communications to parties as prerequisite to receiving evidence; prejudice as factor in motions to waive time for providing copies and for continuance.

Section
17-30-110

Pretrial motion to suppress; grounds; appeals by State; exclusive remedy.

Section
17-30-115

Interception of communications; requirements relating to specifications of facilities; exceptions.

Section
17-30-120

Determination of facility as prerequisite to interception when facility not specified in order; petition by provider to modify or quash.

Section
17-30-125

On-scene orders to cut or divert telephone lines; grounds; administrative subpoena for production of certain subscriber or customer information; regulations; good faith reliance as defense.

Section
17-30-130

Reporting intercepted communications.

Section
17-30-135

Civil action for wrongful interceptions.

Section
17-30-140

Mobile tracking devices; contents of application for order authorizing use; standards for installation and monitoring; definition.

Section
17-30-145

Interception Of Wire, Electronic, Or Oral Communications

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Interception of wire, electronic, or oral communications authorized.

Definitions.

Prohibited acts.

Interception and disclosure of information by provider of wire or electronic communications service; exceptions when authorized by law.

Interception by employee of Federal Communications Commission, by person acting under color or law, and when party has given prior consent.

Lawful interceptions of electronic communications.

Disclosure of content of communication by provider of electronic communication service.

Use of pen register or trap and trace device.

Penalty for violating Sections 17-30-20 through 17-30-45.

Mailing or manufacturing devices for unlawful interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications.

Seizure and forfeiture.

Admissibility of contents of, or evidence derived from, intercepted communications; contents as public record.

Orders authorizing interception; application process; agencies and individuals authorized to conduct interception.

Disclosure of content of intercepted communication.

Application for interception order; contents; establishing allegations of fact; additional evidence; basis for entry of order.

Information to be specified in order.

Duration and termination of interception; reports to authorizing judge.

Interception prior to obtaining order; oral notification of judge in emergency.

Recording, sealing, custody, and destruction of intercepted communications; notification of and inspection by parties to interception.

Providing copies of intercepted communications to parties as prerequisite to receiving evidence; prejudice as factor in motions to waive time for providing copies and for continuance.

Pretrial motion to suppress; grounds; appeals by State; exclusive remedy.

Interception of communications; requirements relating to specifications of facilities; exceptions.

Determination of facility as prerequisite to interception when facility not specified in order; petition by provider to modify or quash.

On-scene orders to cut or divert telephone lines; grounds; administrative subpoena for production of certain subscriber or customer information; regulations; good faith reliance as defense.

Reporting intercepted communications.

Civil action for wrongful interceptions.

Mobile tracking devices; contents of application for order authorizing use; standards for installation and monitoring; definition.

Surveillance training requirements.