Wiretapping and Eavesdropping, 3d: Surveillance in the Internet Age

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Anne Toomey McKenna

Clifford S Fishman

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Wiretapping and Eavesdropping: Surveillance in the Internet Age provides information and tactics for criminal and civil practitioners in situations where Internet, computer, phone (analog, digital, and cellular), or other monitored and recorded evidence issues arise. Special attention is given to problems commonly arising in matrimonial, employment, and other civil litigation; criminal proceedings; and criminal and civil statutes, penalties, and remedies.

Expert authors present vital information on:

• Obtaining and executing eavesdropping warrants and computer and network search warrants

• Minimization requirements and procedures

• Monitoring and reporting instructions

• Suppression

• Recording identification

• And more

This product also:

• Provides strategies for businesses to develop legally compliant monitoring of employee Web, phone, and computer communications

• Offers sample applications, warrants, orders, network banner language, and more to ensure accuracy and thoroughness

• Includes chapters addressing computer evidence, covering Internet technology, the Fourth Amendment and computers, and federal and state computer legislation

• Offers a quick-reference chapter of all federal legislation potentially applicable to civil and criminal Internet and computer usage

• Features in-depth coverage of all civil and criminal aspects and remedies of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

• Reviews the impact and scope of the USA PATRIOT Act on all electronic surveillance law

• Provides state and federal law citations for quick reference

Summary of contents
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Volume 1
- Part I. Legislation and Definitions
  Chapter
1. Background and Overview; Messages to Our Readers
2. Statutory and Other Definitions
Part II. Statutory Protection of Wire, Oral and Electronic Communications

Crimes and Civil Actions Relating to Communications Privacy
Toll Records, Pen Registers, and other Information about Wire Communications and E-mail
Consensual Interceptions
Other Exceptions and Situations
Stored Wire and Electronic Communications

Volume 2

Part III. Title III and FISA Applications and Orders

Application and Order
Extensions and Second-Generation Orders
Roving Interceptions
Emergency Surveillance
Foreign Intelligence and National Security Surveillance

Part IV. Execution of a Title III Interception Order
1. [Reserved]
2. Roles and Responsibilities; Investigative Disclosure and Use
3. Minimization
4. Other Crimes and Criminals
5. [Reserved]
6. Inventory and Notice
7. Sealing, Custody and Storage of Recordings
8. [Reserved]

Volume 3

Part V. Computers, the Internet and the Law
Chapter
1. Internet Technology and Cybercrime: an Overview
2. Computers, the Internet and the Fourth Amendment
3. Searching Computers: Warrant Exceptions
4. Searching Computers: Warrant Requirements
5. Federal Computer Legislation
6. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 18 U.S.C.A. § 1030
7. Computer-Related Crimes and Civil Actions: State Legislation
Part VI. Surveillance with Other Electronic Devices; Radio and Telecommunications
1. Cellular Phones: Technology, Investigation and Tracking
2. Electronic Tracking Devices
3. Technologically Enhanced Visual Surveillance; Other Forms of Surveillance Technology
4. Biometrics

Volume 4

Part VII. Pretrial Litigation

Grand Jury Use of Intercepted Communications
Preliminary Defense Strategy and Motions
Grounds for Suppression
Litigating the Suppression Motion

Part VIII. The Trial

Transcripts and Translations
Authentication, Audibility and Intelligibility
Voice Identification
E-mail Authentication [Reserved]
Computer and Network Data Evidentiary Issues [Reserved]
Other Issues at Trial

Appendices

Sample Network Banner Language

Stored Communications Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2703(d)
Sample Language for Preservation Request Letters under 18 U.S.C. 2703(f)
Sample Application and Order for Pen Register/Trap and Trace for Web-Based Email Account
Sample Application and Order for Pen Register/Trap and Trace to Collect Addresses on Email Sent to/from Target Account
Sample Application and Order

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