Massachusetts · Massachusetts General Laws — Part IV, Title I, Crimes and Punishments
Mass. Gen. Laws (Crimes) § 272:99: Interception of wire and oral communications
What this law says, in plain English
This statute defines terms and establishes the legal framework for law enforcement use of electronic surveillance to investigate organized crime under judicial supervision, and prohibits private individuals from using such devices.
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