For law enforcement personnel only.
Course Description:
Designed as a multi-media presentation to prepare students to be the affiant, case-agent, or supervisor on a federal or state wiretap, this course uses examples from film and television, as well as real life case studies, to aid in the understanding of the concepts being taught. An introduction to the tools available to and methods employed by investigators wishing to use wiretaps and other forms of electronic surveillance, with an emphasis on narcotics, organized crime, and racketeering enterprises, the course provides students with an overview of how to approach long term wiretap cases, what crimes can serve as the basis for a wiretap application, sources of manpower and funding, and how to maximize the effectiveness of your wire.
Overview of Topics:
Title III & State Law Counterparts
Time, Funding, and Manpower
Affidavit Writing
Necessity / Exhaustion
Bugging & Eavesdropping
Pen & Traps
Pole Cameras
Mobile Tracking Devices
Tickling the Wire
Exigent Wires
Roving Wires
Email, Text, and VOIP Wires
Video Wires
Minimization
Objectives
Discussion
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