Legalized wire tapping and witness compulsion debates
A Senate inquiry details proposals for legalized police wire tapping and powers to compel testimony from key witnesses in rackets conspiracy cases. The discussion features support from Atty. Gen. Kennedy and coverage of the ongoing testimony, with emphasis on crime and corruption probes and the potential impact on law enforcement. The report notes varied opinions among lawmakers, police officials, and analysts on the value and risks of expanded surveillance and testimony powers.
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