(a) Intercepted telephone conversations (military intelligence)

(b) Intercepted telephone conversations (Sûreté Générale)

In the extensive annals of eavesdropping, all of this is something new. Not even Stalin wiretapped the dead.

Information gathering powers have been widened in some countries, for example, to include wire tapping.

Both required interceptions to be based on a written authorization by the investigating judge.

The telephone tapping catalogue under section 100 of the Criminal Procedure Code was also applicable to the above mentioned offences.

In October, the Commission obtained a CD ROM of transcripts of telephone conversations which had been intercepted by the Intelligence Section of the Sûreté Générale.

The Commission further learned that the wiretapping operation included the surveillance of numerous public figures and high level officials.

Disciplinary proceedings were instituted against the judge for alleged moral failures , based on evidence obtained through surveillance of his telephone conversations.

Heehaw! Put him on.

I'm trying to hear! Duffy!

Answering the telephone every time there's a call.

Ann! Answer the telephone.

It noted that the procedural and substantive requirements for the interception of telephone calls were clearly defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Netherlands and in the Guidelines for the Examination of Telephone Conversations of 2 July 1984.

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi apos s correspondence is said to be studied, her phone reportedly tapped, and her meetings with foreigners closely monitored.

Hang up as soon as I get it.

They answered my phone.

I heard the telephone ringing.

Received Calls

Yes, please.

No, friend. Microphones.

I was listening to her talk on the phone, which she did a lot.

Can I speak to Mrs. Jordan then?

I overheard them telephoning.

It's Mr. Max on the phone.

We didn't hear the phone.

They listen in to the phone.

No, no, no. Phil, listen to me.

Yes, sir. Mrs Phillips is in Dr Phillips' office and she's asked me to hold her calls.

You listen to this.

Yeah, well. Listen, third call...

May I speak to Mr. Kyobashi

In case No. 903 1999 (van Hulst v. The Netherlands) the Committee examined whether the interception and recording of the author's telephone calls with his lawyer constituted an unlawful or arbitrary interference with his privacy.

In response, UNIIIC received an incomplete portion of the transcripts of telephone intercepts (consisting of approximately 14 pages) of Mr. Hariri and his household.

I heard you on the phone with her. I listened in the bedroom.

Get Hank, quick. Boy, what a yarn.

The waiter told him he had a call.

Hello. Will you please call Miss Eve Harrington to the phone?

Listen to this call.

Gino, get the gentleman the line. All right.

You'll be hearing from me, goodbye now.

I hear a lot of you whispering.

I don't really want people listening in to my calls.

He does so. He asked for him.

I've been a prey to horrible calls.