Supreme Court of New Jersey· 8/18/1982

State v. Hunt

Citations

450 A.2d 952
91 N.J. 338
1982 N.J. LEXIS 2189

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concluding that with respect to telephone billing records, the state constitution did provide greater privacy rights than the federal constitution
concluding that with respect to telephone billing records, the state constitution did provide greater privacy rights than the federal constitution
holding that individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in long distance telephone records in the possession of the telephone company
holding that the requirements of Hunt also apply to a hotel room telephone used by the accused
concluding that with respect to telephone billing records, the state constitution did provide greater privacy rights than the federal constitution
holding that state constitution protects privacy interests in telephone toll billing records

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Judges: Schreiber, Pashman, Handler

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