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Wiretapping is a complex and sensitive area of the law that requires an in-depth review of the relevant statutes and an awareness 
of your rights. At the Powers Law Firm, we understand the importance of your privacy in wiretapping cases and are committed to ensuring that our clients receive legal advice they can trust. This guide provides an overview of wiretapping laws, their implications, and how they may impact your case.
What is Wiretapping?
Wiretapping involves the interception of electronic communications, such as phone calls, text messages, and emails, without the consent of at least one party involved in the communication. It is regularly used in criminal investigations, but can also be something done by individuals such as private investigators, spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, family members, and businesses. Wiretapping laws govern the circumstances under which these interceptions are legal and the possible remedies available to those who have been wronged by illegal activity.
Chapter 15A-246 explains what is required to search, generally speaking, in a North Carolina Search Warrant. While not an exhaustive list, the North Carolina General Statutes set forth: