Rhode Island · Rhode Island General Laws — Title 11, Criminal Offenses
R.I. Gen. Laws (Title 11) § 11-35-22: Offenses in connection with authorized interception of communications
What this law says, in plain English
A person commits an offense by altering recordings and presenting them in legal proceedings without disclosing changes, or by unlawfully disclosing information about wiretap applications or authorized interceptions. Penalties include imprisonment up to five years.
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