Gov. Baker Seeks Mass. Wiretap Update
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) proposed an update to the state’s 1968 wiretap law that would update its definition of electronic communications to include wireless and satellite communications. Friday’s proposed bill would allow law enforcement to use electronic surveillance tools…
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it may currently use only for organized crime for other serious offenses including murder and human trafficking, the governor’s office said. “As technology evolves and the public safety landscape changes, so too should the tools we use to keep our communities safe,” said Baker.