Phone conversations and text messages captured by wiring tapping in a
drug trafficking case in New Jersey will not be allowed as evidence,
ruled a state appellate court recently. The accused drug traffickers
are a married couple that allegedly ran a drug distribution network.
The recorded conversations were ruled by an appellate judge to be
privileged communications between a husband and wife, and thus not
admissible as evidence in the trial.
Click the link below to read more on this case, and the prosecutor’s reaction to the court’s decision.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-57585564-504083/married-couple-protected-against-wiretaps-in-…
If you find yourself accused of a drug trafficking or narcotics offense, call the Law Offices of John L. Calcagni, III
to learn about your options. Mr. Calcagni is an experienced federal
criminal defense attorney serving New York, Connecticut and Rhode
Island. Call his office at 401-351-5100 for a free telephone
consultation.
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