Under the Federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act, and state statutes, an interception of any kind of communication made through cell phone, text, email and other electronic communication system, does not destroy he privilege if the communication is otherwise protected by the attorney-client privilege.
Under the Federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act, and state statutes, an interception of any kind of communication made through cell phone, text, email and other electronic communication system, does not destroy he privilege if the communication is otherwise protected by the attorney-client privilege. True or false?