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It is not a violation of the Wiretap Act for a police officer to pose as an accomplice and communicate with a suspect via text messages, the state Supreme Court ruled
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The state Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Harrisburg on Wednesday in two consolidated cases that will have a lasting effect on how law enforcement authorities can utilize text messages in inves
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