Wiretap Act Prosecutions Of Defense Attorneys: The Serious And Ethical Concerns Arising From The Use Of Recorded Conversations As Evidence

Thomas G. Wilkinson Jr.; Joshua N. Ruby

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Tolle Lege Articles

Vol. 61, Issue Tolle Lege, 2016

June 15, 2016 EDT

Wiretap Act Prosecutions Of Defense Attorneys: The Serious And Ethical Concerns Arising From The Use Of Recorded Conversations As Evidence

Thomas G. Wilkinson Jr. , Joshua N. Ruby ,

legal profession criminal procedure criminal law ethics pennsylvania law surveillance evidence wiretap

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Villanova Law Review

Thomas G. Wilkinson Jr. & Joshua N. Ruby, Wiretap Act Prosecutions Of Defense Attorneys: The Serious And Ethical Concerns Arising From The Use Of Recorded Conversations As Evidence, 61 Villanova Law Review 1 (2016).

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