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Alaska Stat. § 12.37.400: Alaska Stat. § 12.37.400
What this law says, in plain English
This statute authorizes peace officers to intercept and monitor oral communications using concealed devices during criminal investigations for officer safety, provided the officer is a party to the conversation and it is not recorded. Intercepted communications are inadmissible testimony in criminal proceedings.
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