Revises criminal procedure by clarifying exceptions to unlawful interception of communications.
Revises provisions related to criminal procedure by clarifying exceptions to unlawful interception of communications. Specifies that interception by peace officers investigating sexual offenses against children is not unlawful. Defines "sexual offense against a child" to include various acts such as incest, lewdness, and sexual assault. Provides immunity from liability for those assisting in interceptions under court orders. Requires ratification of emergency interceptions by a judge within 72 hours.
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