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MA District Court Declares the MA Wiretap Statute Unconstitutional

Publisher: Federal Bar Association Massachusetts Chapter Newsletter
Winter 2019
Day Pitney Author(s) Keith H. Bensten

Keith Bensten authored a case comment, "MA District Court Declares the MA Wiretap Statute Unconstitutional Insofar as it Prohibits Recording of Government Officials Performing Their Duties in Public Space," published in the Winter 2019 edition of the Federal Bar Association Massachusetts Chapter Newsletter. The comment discusses the decision in Martin v. Gross concerning secretly recording government officials, including police officers, performing their duties in public spaces.

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