Virginia Code § 19.2-67 outlines the rules for the disclosure and use of information obtained through authorized wire, electronic, or oral communications interception by law enforcement. It permits officers to share and utilize such information in their official duties and allows recipients to disclose it in criminal proceedings under oath. The law also emphasizes the protection of privileged communications intercepted in accordance with legal procedures.
The law covers wire, electronic, and oral communications that law enforcement has lawfully intercepted or obtained through authorized means.
Yes, officers can disclose such information to other authorized law enforcement personnel if it is appropriate for their official duties.
Yes, individuals who have received such information can disclose it while testifying under oath in criminal proceedings or grand jury hearings.
Yes, communications that are privileged between parties retain their privileged status even if intercepted legally, and such privilege is preserved.