Re: US mail tampering
Posted by Elaina on 1/16/06
On 11/03/05, Jason wrote: > Is it a Federal crime to open mail not addressed to you? > i'm worried that attorney/client privilege will be > compromised. ** See US Title 18 section 1702 (abrev. citation 18 USC & 1702) It involves obstruction of correspondence and the intent behind the obstruction. Basically, if it is accidental it appears no fault but if opening/intercepting/withholding, etc...for the purpose of prying into the business and secrets of another etc... This should answer your issue especially as it handles intent.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- US mail tampering, 11/03/05, by Jason .
- Re: US mail tampering, 12/03/05, by sharwinston.
- Re: US mail tampering, 1/16/06, by Elaina.
- Re: US mail tampering, 2/05/06, by Julie Curtis.
- Re: US mail tampering, 5/29/06, by sandra.
- Re: US mail tampering, 5/29/06, by sandra.
- Re: US mail tampering, 12/04/07, by Jen.
- Re: US mail tampering, 12/04/07, by --.
- Re: US mail tampering, 1/01/08, by Tamara.
- Re: US mail tampering, 1/01/08, by --.
- Re: US mail tampering, 8/28/09, by Matt f.
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