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KSA 022-025-0015 – Authorized interception of wire, oral or electronic communications; order; application; crimes for which order may be issued; disclosure and use of contents of wire, oral or electronic communications; effect on privileged communications | Kansas Law

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KSA 022-025-0015 – Authorized interception of wire, oral or electronic communications; order; application; crimes for which order may be issued; disclosure and use of contents of wire, oral or electronic communications; effect on privileged communications

Kansas Statutes Annotated § KSA 022-025-0015

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22-2515.Authorized interception of wire, oral or electronic communications; order; application; crimes for which order may be issued; disclosure and use of contents of wire, oral or electronic communications; effect on privileged communications.(a) An ex parte order authorizing the interception of a wire, oral or electronic communication may be issued by a judge of competent jurisdiction. The attorney general, district attorney or county attorney may make an application to any judge of competent

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