United States v. Barbara McLeod

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• holding no interception when government agent stood four feet from defendant and overheard conversations involving illicit gambling activities because agent did not use any “electronic, mechanical or other device” in obtaining evidence
• when telephone caller is aware of nearby third party, who overhears caller's conversation, no reasonable expectation of privacy is violated
• when telephone caller is aware of nearby third party, who overhears caller’s conversation, no reasonable expectation of privacy is violated

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