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Supreme Court· 1/13/1992

Newcomb v. Ingle

Citations

  • 502 U.S. 1044
  • 112 S. Ct. 903

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  • holding “[t]here is no persuasive reason why Congress would exempt a business extension and not one in the home. The difference between listening on the extension and tapping the line within a home in the context here is not material.”
  • holding \[t]here is no persuasive reason why Congress would exempt a business extension and not one in the home. The difference between listening on the extension and tapping the line within a home in the context here is not material.\

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