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Washington Prisoner’s Privacy Rights Not Violated by Recording Jail Phone Calls

Division One of the Washington State Court of Appeals has held that recording a prisoner’s jail telephone conversations does not violate privacy interests under the Washington Constitution, article 1, section 7.

Before the Court was the appeal of Michael E. Archie, who challenged the use of recordings of his jail ...

 

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