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1995 Edition
Compiled by: Frank Terranella, Esq., 106 Cathay Road, Clifton, N.J. 07013
©Copyright 1995, Frank Terranella
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VERMONT:
Title
13 s. 3014
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3014. Use of police broadcasts in furthering crime
A person who owns or operates a motor vehicle equipped with a radio
receiving set capable of receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for
police use who knowingly and without privilege makes use of any information that
has been broadcast on local or state police radio frequencies for the purpose of
furthering crime or aiding and abetting the flight of criminals shall be fined
not more than $250.00 or imprisoned not more than thirty days or both.
Comment:
This law makes criminal only improper use of information heard on a radio. The mere listening to police frequencies is not outlawed as long as the information obtained is not used to aid criminal activity.