Washington state Supreme Court rejects evidence from mother’s eavesdropping News
Washington state Supreme Court rejects evidence from mother’s eavesdropping

[JURIST] The Washington state Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a mother who eavesdropped on her daughter's phone conversation over a purse-snatching crime violated Washington's privacy act. The court ruled that eavesdropping violated the act and prevented the introduction of evidence obtained through the activity. AP has more. The Washington Supreme Court's opinion can be found here.