Pennsylvania law § 5705 criminalizes the possession, sale, manufacture, or advertisement of devices primarily designed for surreptitious interception of communications. Violations are classified as third-degree felonies, with specific exceptions outlined in section 5706. The law aims to prevent unauthorized wiretapping and interception of electronic communications.
Devices primarily designed for surreptitious interception of wire, electronic, or oral communications are prohibited unless specifically exempted by law.
Violating this law is classified as a third-degree felony, which can result in significant fines and imprisonment.
Yes, section 5706 outlines specific exceptions where possession, sale, or advertisement of such devices may be lawful.
Advertising devices primarily designed for surreptitious interception is illegal unless it falls under specific legal exceptions outlined in section 5706.