U.S. judge rules police can be sued for taping phone calls to lawyers

A defendant whose private conversations with his attorney were recorded on audiotape and videotape may sue Pelican Rapids, Minn., and three of its police officers for violating his civil rights, a U.S. District Court judge ruled last week. Pelican Rapids police pulled over David Sherbrooke shortly after he left his high school reunion at the local ...

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U.S. judge rules police can be sued for taping phone calls to lawyers

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