Nevada AB275 revises criminal procedure laws, allowing certain interceptions of communications for investigating specific crimes.
Nevada AB275 amends criminal procedure laws to allow the interception of wire, electronic, or oral communications by peace officers or others for investigating sexual offenses against children. It also provides immunity from liability for those who assist in such interceptions. The bill defines "sexual offense against a child" and specifies that certain interceptions in emergency situations do not require prior court orders. It also clarifies that certain recordings are not prohibited under specific conditions.
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