On the recordJuly 18, 2012
In June, House Representative Austin Scott (R-FL) introduced legislation to expand this protection, requiring all law enforcement to first obtain a warrant before conducting any criminal surveillance.
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congress.govIn June, House Representative Austin Scott (R-FL) introduced legislation to expand this protection, requiring all law enforcement to first obtain a warrant before conducting any criminal surveillance.
Scott's legislation aimed to enhance privacy protections in criminal surveillance.
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