Electronic surveillance and wiretapping are considered forms of search and therefore do not require probable cause and court order.

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Electronic surveillance and wiretapping are considered a search under the Fourth Amendment, and therefore typically require a warrant based on probable cause. There are certain exceptions, such as when one party consents to the surveillance or in emergency situations, but in general, a court order is required for electronic surveillance and wiretapping.

Electronic Surveillance and Wiretapping Are Considered Forms of Search and Therefore