Well, if the police department thinks that a cell phone may hold important evidence, then there is no need for a warrant. By the time the warrant is issued, the evidence may have been already destroyed or deleted.
Wireless made it possible to access the Internet without needing wires to connect. It also made cell phones possible.
A warrant is a court order that allows police to perform an action, like search a home or obtain a person's phone records. The government should not be able to wiretap phones with a warrant to do so. Otherwise, the government is violating the privacy of innocent citizens.
Tapping a phone line requires a warrant.
A search warrant is a different type of warrant, BUT with a specific phone tap warrant the police can listen in on your phone calls. Be aware however, that "cordless" and cell phones, operate on public radio frequencies assigned by the Federal Communications Commission. ANYONE, with the proper equipment to do so, can listen to these conversations.
Needing to write an essay about mobile phones can be a blessing or a curse depending on how you approach it. If you want to write about the history of mobile phones or the benefits of having a mobile phone, then it is relatively easy.
Definetly not. Cell phones don't have nothing to do with pregnancy. Your o.k.
they are called SIM free Phones
"There are a variety of office phone systems available. For an office needing around 60 phones, a key system (KSU), with features such as calling another line in the office, costs around $200 per station. For small offices needing less features, phones could run around $100 per station."
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There is ample evidence that at least one species of animal does - humans.
We will just use the computer.
Don't take this a gospel, but my understanding is currently, only Homeland Security can do that in exigent circumstances, and must be able to justify it .I'm putting this in Law & Legal Issues so the people that DO know for sure , will be more likely to see your Q.Added: The simple answer to the question as asked is NO. No Georgia law enforcement agency may bug or tap phones without a warrant.As mentioned in the above answer - under the Homeland Security Act, FEDERAL agencies (the FBI) can - in clear-cut instances of national security (not simply CRIMINAL activity) - operate non-warrant communications monitoring.Keep in mind that all cell phones and wireless/cordless phones are nothing but miniature radio transmitters/receivers. ANYBODY with the proper radio equipment can listen in on your converstions if they really have that much of an interest in it.