The Main Difference Between the Old Concept of Electronic Surveillance

question 89

Multiple Choice

The main difference between the old concept of electronic surveillance and the new concept of electronic surveillance involves

• A)reasonableness.
• B)trespass.
• C)totality of the circumstances.
• D)All of the answers are correct.

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