Pennsylvania HB2299 amends definitions related to wiretapping and electronic surveillance, and recordings by law enforcement officers.
Pennsylvania HB2299 amends the definitions in the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes concerning wiretapping and electronic surveillance, and recordings by law enforcement officers. It modifies the definition of "oral communication" to exclude certain communications made in the presence of identifiable law enforcement officers. The bill also updates the definition of "law enforcement officer" to include various law enforcement personnel. These changes aim to clarify the scope of permissible surveillance and recordings by law enforcement.
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