Supreme Court· 3/20/1967

O'BRIEN v. United States

Citations

386 U.S. 345
87 S. Ct. 1158
18 L. Ed. 2d 94
1967 U.S. LEXIS 1984

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granting certiorari and vacating conviction where, in response to petition for certiorari, Solicitor General informed Court that electronic surveillance of attorney-client conversations had taken place
involving use of electronic surveillance installed in a commercial establishment to monitor conversation of suspect
granting certiorari and vacating conviction where, in response to petition for certiorari, Solicitor General informed Court that electronic surveillance of attorney-client conversations had taken place
although they were not revealed to prosecutors, governmental interception of conversations between a defendant and his lawyer required vacation of conviction
a listening device was planted in the business establishment of an acquaintance of the accused after indictment
although they were not revealed to prosecutors, governmental interception of conversations between a defendant and his lawyer required vacation of conviction

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Judges: Harlan, Stewart

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