Interception of communications

The intentional interception of communications whether by mail, phone, computer, facsimile, telex, or telegraph or listening in on private conversation is a violation of the right to privacy and a crime.

1. Infringement of privacy
2. Criminal violation of civil rights

1. Misuse of government surveillance of communications
2. Invasion of Internet privacy
3. Interception of correspondence

1. Threats against family or friends
2. Detention of family of testifiers

1. Socialism
2. Capitalism

1. Denial of right to private home life
2. Denial of right to confidentiality

1. Intercepting communications
2. Denying right to private correspondence

1. Self-denial
2. Interception
3. Denial
4. Correspondence