communication service information; technical correction
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Overview
This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona Revised Statute 13-3006, which deals with the disclosure of communication service information. Specifically, it clarifies the penalties for obtaining or divulging the contents of wire or electronic communications. The amendment ensures clarity and precision in the legal language regarding these communications.
Key provisions
- Clarifies penalties for intentionally obtaining knowledge of communication contents.
- Defines the actions constituting a felony related to divulging communication information.
- Specifies that the offense applies to communications service providers and their employees.
- Addresses the requirement for permission before divulging communication contents.
- References an exemption outlined in section 13-3012.
Who is affected
- Individuals who obtain communication service information unlawfully.
- Communications service providers.
- Employees of communications service providers.
Notable changes
- The bill clarifies the language regarding intentional actions related to communication service information.
- It reinforces the requirement for permission before disclosing communication contents.
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